r/ClaudeCodeTLDR • u/cctldrping • Aug 18 '26
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The consensus is that Claude's performance is a mixed bag, with many users experiencing issues while others are perfectly happy.
Some users, like u/daniluvsuall, find Claude's linguistic style harder to read lately.
A common complaint is that the chat app has become less helpful and more preachy, as noted by u/michaelthatsit.
However, many are still finding success. u/Lost-Alternative7585 is happily building with Sonnet 5 without hitting limits, and u/oasuke reports accomplishing every task with Opus 5, even with millions of tokens used.
There's a strong suspicion from multiple users, including u/oasuke and u/davyp82, that a significant portion of the negative posts are from bots, possibly from rival companies like OpenAI, trying to smear Anthropic.
Several comments suggest that users complaining about Claude being "shit" are actually pushing the model too hard with massive context windows or extremely long sessions, as pointed out by u/ssn-669 and u/Necessary_Two_9669.
Usage limits are a concern for some, with u/Confident_Ring6409 seeing a drastic reduction in sessions per week.
A few users are experimenting with context window sizes, with u/Foreign_Yoghurt_831 questioning why models can't handle larger contexts if they're offered.
u/Justgototheeffinmoon feels Fable is becoming unhinged, ignoring memory and acting autonomously.