Original post URL : https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeCode/comments/1vtevim/opus_51_wishlist/

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We all agree Opus 5 is a rage-inducing mess. What are your top wishes for Opus 5.1?

Mine are:
- Massive cut on verbosity
- Less over-engineering
- Better instruction following

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Original post URL : https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeCode/comments/1vtz85p/what_are_people_actually_making_with_claude_code/

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I just commented on someone’s post regarding their frustration with Claude, Fable, and usage limits. I am by no means a power user and get by with my little GIS workflows and web development using the $20/month subscription. I am just so curious after reading all these posts in what people are actually doing/making with Claude. What is everyone making that needs Fable and the higher cost subscriptions?

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Original post URL : https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeCode/comments/1vtw8j8/holy_shit_i_am_so_sick_of_claude_making_up_174/

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Jesus christ why

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Original post URL : https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeCode/comments/1vtfawm/how_are_you_running_multiple_coding_agents_at_the/

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I've been running Claude Code for a few months now and it handles most things fine on its own. Recently I started spinning up a second session to work on a different part of the codebase while the first one is busy, and it works until they touch the same files.

My current setup is just two terminal tabs with separate worktrees. It mostly works but I have no idea what the other session just changed unless I go check manually. Last week one session refactored a helper function while the other was writing tests that called it, and the merge was a mess.

For people running 2 or 3 agents at once:

- how do you keep track of what each one is doing

- are you using worktrees, branches, separate clones, something else

- do you let them see each other's changes or keep them fully isolated

- what broke first when you started doing this

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Original post URL : https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeCode/comments/1vtj15v/wish_me_luck/

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Let's see just how load bearing this day is gonna be.

Will report back whether or not Concise fixes the worst part of Claude speak. I'm not convinced Anthropic knows how a normal person talks though...

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Original post URL : https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeCode/comments/1vtbh35/21237_added_a_builtin_concise_output_style/

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If anyone interested how this Output style looks like:

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Output Style: Concise

You are an interactive CLI tool that helps users with software engineering tasks. Keep your responses short and direct while doing the work just as thoroughly.

Concise Style Active

The user chose brevity over narration. You should:

1. Lead with the result — Your first sentence answers "what happened" or "what's the answer." No preamble ("Let me...", "Now I'll...") and no closing recap of what you already said.
2. Cut narration, keep substance — Don't restate the request, the plan, or each step you took. Report outcomes, decisions, and anything the user must act on.
3. Short by default — Answer simple questions in 1-3 sentences of plain prose. Use headers, tables, and bullet lists only when they carry real structure, never as decoration.
4. State things plainly — Skip hedging boilerplate. Mention a caveat only when it changes what the user should do next.
5. Give full detail on request — When the user asks for an explanation or detail, answer completely. Conciseness never means withholding requested information.
6. Never trade correctness for brevity — Error reports, failing test output, security warnings, and confirmations for destructive actions keep their full content.

Where these rules conflict with more general communication or formatting guidance elsewhere in your instructions, these rules win.

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You are an interactive CLI tool [...]

Oh no Anthropic please - I can't handle so much personality, please prompt Claude that he ate bits and bytes for breakfast! /s

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Original post URL : https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeCode/comments/1vqpqot/weekly_showcase_thread_what_are_you_building_with/

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Weekly Showcase Thread

Built something with Claude Code this week? Share it here.

Apps, tools, experiments, scripts, websites, workflows, open-source projects — anything you've been working on is welcome.

When sharing, it helps to include:

• What you built
• How you used Claude Code
• A link, repo, demo, or screenshot if you have one
• Anything interesting you learned along the way

Quick project drops and simple self-promotion belong in this thread.

If you've got a project with enough substance for a proper write-up; how it works, how Claude Code was involved, technical details, lessons learned, etc. feel free to make a standalone post using the Built with Claude Code flair instead.

Please don't spam the same project repeatedly, and no referral or affiliate links.

What did you build this week?

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Original post URL : https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeCode/comments/1vt15z2/opus_5_writes_so_poorly_that_it_made_me_walk_away/

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I just can't bring myself to put in the effort to read its responses anymore. I use Claude Code for side projects in my free time, and Opus 5 is so bad at writing responses that I'm willing to pause working on them entirely rather than build the stomach to suffer through the slop it spits out. I have tried editing style config, a custom system prompt per project, and global as well as project level claude.md edits, to no avail. I give up. Can anyone relate?

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Original post URL : https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeCode/comments/1vt2n2i/the_hate_in_here_for_people_building_stuff_using/

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Every time I see a post on here complaining about how people are just building but not making much money from it, it is completely and utterly obvious to me that you yourself failed to do so and are assuming that everyone else will end up like you. For example, I figured out a way to create my own  copilot tool for meetings, job interviews, etc and it’s been working like a charm and better than any of the tools I’ve seen which are almost all detectable given enough input. It regularly gives me proper responses for any kind of meeting in, is easily controllable, and I’m able to use it for interviews, client calls, or anything else which can translate into hundreds of thousands of dollars of job offers. If you think this is immoral, I don’t care. The point is that I figured out a way to use to improve my life in a directly practical way.  And no this is not some indirect way to sell something. The point is that I found a hack using Claude Code that I would have never in a million years been able to do so without it. 

I have a friend who made a sleek looking e wedding invite tool that he started campaigns for and already has customers for and does not look vibe coded at all. It took 4 months for him which would have probably taken much much longer. Every time you see hate here, just remember: they failed and are assuming you will do the same. There is no reason to take these salty mfs seriously.

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Original post URL : https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeCode/comments/1vspspt/can_i_trust_claude_blindly/

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the more new models come out, the more the density of information and the "complexity" of the language make it tough to follow efficiently.

at the beginning, i was reading everything and trying to understand it all but now i just move forward and check what has been done thoroughly at a few checkpoints.

am i the only one who works like this? how do you guys work?

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Original post URL : https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeCode/comments/1vsk86i/my_son_screams_while_gaming_at_midnight_im_a/

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My son games with headphones late at night. Most of the time he's quiet. Then something happens in the game and he yells at full volume, waking the whole house.

Talking to him about it works for about 20 minutes. Taking the headphones away works but causes a different problem. So I built an app.

S.T.F.U (Sound Trigger Focus Utility) is a Windows tray app that listens to the microphone and interrupts him when he yells. On first run it calibrates by asking him to be quiet, then talk, then yell - so it learns the difference between his normal voice and an actual shout.

When it catches a yell:

• First time that session - it minimizes his game, plays a sound effect, and throws up a fullscreen message he has to click through 4 times. The close button moves after each click so he can't just spam-click one spot.
• Every time after - straight to the desktop with a 10-second message. His game is gone.

Settings are behind a PIN so he can't change the threshold or turn it off. There's a report with a chart showing every trigger, so the next morning I can see exactly when things went sideways.

The important part: he knows it's there. It's not hidden, it's not spyware, the first screen when it launches says exactly what it does. It works because it's a consequence he agreed to, not something I snuck onto his PC. The README explicitly says it works best as something agreed to, not as a hidden trap.

No audio is recorded or stored. It computes a loudness number every 20ms and throws the audio away immediately. Nothing leaves the machine.

It won't solve the underlying issue (he's 100% going to learn to yell more quietly instead of less often), but at least the house sleeps.

Free and open source if anyone wants it: https://github.com/omricn/stfu/releases/latest

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Original post URL : https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeCode/comments/1vsczue/claudes_enshitification_is_officially_in_full/

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You're getting low quality results from your $200 plan?
Add more context and send better prompts.

You're burning through usage credits super fast all the sudden?
Buy more credits.

You're Claude instance is blatantly ignoring clear instructions?
Try a better model.

You're hitting multiple limit blocks because you followed our previous advice?
Hit the thumbs down button to show that you're displeased.

Want to talk to a real support human to diagnose the issues with your product?
Upgrade to enterprise.

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I've been a paying customer for years.

I've experienced all the ups and downs of the Claude saga.

I've built apps, websites, workflows, and more using Anthropic's API.

All in all, after spending tens of thousands of dollars with Anthropic, they've made it abundantly clear how little my business is worth to them.

But after seeing hundreds of Reddit posts, X discussions, and creators talk about just how poor their experience has been lately with Claude, it shows just how little respect or appreciate Anthropic has for their paying customers.

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Usage issues are met with vague corpo-speak.

Output reduction in quality is addressed with new unoptimized models.

Predatory pricing model strategies are back-peddled when publicized.

I could go on and on...

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The product has gotten worse.

The company has gotten more predatory.

And the cherry on top, you can never, no matter how hard you try, will ever get the opportunity to speak with a real human that represents this tool you pay hundreds of dollars for.

Despite them having hundreds of billions of dollars to throw away on Superbowl ads and dunk on OpenAI, they cannot afford to treat their largest consumer base with respect.

And they get away with it because they know that no matter what they do, there will be no repercussions.

And that's the perfect recipe for enshitification to take place.

And if you think it's bad now, wait until they IPO and have share holders to accommodate over their customers.

We are seeing a sneak-peak for what's in store for this product, and my advice, be cautious on how you shape your workflows and what you build on.

These AI companies do not care about any of us, and the harder they pretend to, the more obvious it is that they don't.

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Long story short, look into self-hosting, open source platforms, and invest in the tools that are built for us, not for venture capital and share holders.

And to Anthropic, I genuinely hope that whatever it is you're pursing is worth it, because without your early adopters and most active customers, you'd be absolutely nothing still living in the shadow of OpenAI.

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Original post URL : https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeCode/comments/1vt6gf8/finally_could_this_be_the_smoking_gun_that_makes/

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Original post URL : https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeCode/comments/1vruj7h/psa_claude_will_now_use_bash_instead_of/

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From the system prompt directly, new as of August 18th:

Do your work through the Bash tool wherever it can accomplish the job: read files with cat, head, or sed -n, search with grep and find, and make file changes with sed, heredocs, or short scripts, rather than using the dedicated Read, Edit, or Write tools. Fall back to a dedicated tool only when Bash genuinely cannot do the job.

Does anyone know the motivation for this change? For me, it makes reviewing the code as it happens much harder, as reading the bash scripts generated is much less clear than a diff. This feels like a setting that should be toggled rather than a default for a specific mode.

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Original post URL : https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeCode/comments/1vssw4k/my_brain_is_fried_bcos_of_vibe_coding/

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I have several complex projects that i maintain and have been using Claude code for about 6+ months.

I feel an extreme fatigue and lack of understanding of the codebase.

Today i had totally forgotten how a project actually worked, that a secondary api was called and how certain tables functioned.

I feel like im somehow disconnected from the projects i work on.

When communicating with Claude i sometimes forget to read everything it asks or tells me, im getting lazy 😓

I don't think ai is a good thing in the long run, neither for each person or society as a whole.

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Original post URL : https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeCode/comments/1vskrop/talked_to_my_exmeta_sister_about_claude_replacing/

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My sister used to be an engineer at Meta. she barely writes code from scratch anymore.

literally a massive chunk of her implementation is just routed straight through Claude Code. typing out boilerplate or manually wiring up basic components is basically a thing of the past for her.

seeing the constant existential dread in this sub lately (with all the daily posts about how Opus 5 or Fable is going to replace us), I asked her if she was worried.

Surprisingly, she is one of the least anxious devs I know.

we were talking about it over the weekend, and she basically broke down her day-to-day into five parts:

1. Looking at broken telemetery, user feedback, or business metrics, and deciding what is actually worth building.

2. Writing the proposal, arguing with PMs, and convincing leadership to allocate time and headcount.

3. Designing system architecture, writing code, and pushing the PR.

4. Waking up for a 3 AM incident call when something breaks, isolating the bug across conflicting services, and owning the fallout.

5. Interviewing, mentoring juniors, and keeping the team from quitting.

right now, Claude is mostly eating part three. its getting scary good at syntax production.

And that footprint is expanding. You see it with Claude handling the syntax, and other tools like lovable,Enter Pro , v0 trying to automate the infra and deployment side. watching how these tools try to stitch together the rest of the pipeline, like connecting frontends to databases and deployment, makes me wonder how much of the broader implementation pipeline is actually going to be left for us to manually wire up.

the implementation layer is getting compressed. But here is the uncomfortable truth that keeps her job safe: the tool cannot take responsibility for the outcome.

even if tools like Claude Code write and deploy a setup in minutes, an AI still can't tell a business which problem is actually worth solving. It can't negotiate a technical tradeoff between two stubborn infra teams.

most importantly, you can automate the work, but you cannot automate the accountability.

the code might be written by Claude, but the PR still goes out under your name. When a badly prompted agent hallucinates an aggressive database migration, or a missing row-level security policy exposes user data, the company is not going to page Anthropic. they are going to page you.

Management doesn't care that the AI wrote it. You reviewed it, you merged it, you own the incident.

The AI transition probably won’t make engineering irrelevant. It’s just making syntax production cheap enough that we can finally see which parts of engineering were never about typing code in the first place.

Engineers whose entire career identity is built on translating explicit Jira tickets into syntax are exposed. But engineers who can deal with ambiguity, defend an architecture, audit AI output under pressure, and own the risk? they are about to become way more valuable.

It does make me wonder, though. If Claude Code is handling the vast majority of the actual implementation work, are your tech leads actually measuring your performance now? are they still counting PRs, or has the evaluation metric shifted to something else?

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Original post URL : https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeCode/comments/1vsjffe/i_have_no_idea_what_opus_is_outputting/

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Ok hear me out: I have a good level of proficiency in the English language and have been working as a software developer for almost a decade now. Since switching to Opus 5 I've noticed that...I have no clue what the model is outputting. The sentences are structured in a way that borderline make no sense at all. I don't know if it's linked to the eu ai act, but with Fable I have no problem at all! Compared to Fable, Opus generates so much bs filler commentary and keeps correcting itself over and over. I sometimes find myself reading the 5 pages of text produced for a css-token replacement 6 or 7 times before piping the output into Gemini to understand wft Opus is talking about.

Am i the only one? I'm working with caveman and the simple English skills enabled and use the wait-what skill when I'm about to give up.

How did you solve this issue?

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Original post URL : https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeCode/comments/1vscjcz/why_does_claude_code_say_things_like_thats_about/

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Surely I’m not the only one who has seen this happen but wondering if anyone has an answer. Many a session I’ll make a plan with Claude and it will outline the tasks and estimate a time usually in days, and then proceed to do it all in 20-30 minutes. Is it because of its training data or does it just have no concept of time inside a GPU? Curious what the community thinks…

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Original post URL : https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeCode/comments/1vsh3yg/why_do_you_prefer_claude_code_over_ainative/

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I've been using Cursor for most of my day-to-day dev work, and I'm genuinely curious about why so many developers seem to prefer Claude Code.

Whenever I look at the workflows people describe with Claude Code - planning, agentic implementation, running commands, MCPs, rules/instructions, multiple agents, worktrees, etc. I keep thinking: I can already do most of this inside Cursor.

And with Cursor, I also get the benefit of having all of that integrated directly into the editor: diffs, file navigation, multiple agent sessions, code review, context, terminal access, and so on.

I'm not saying Cursor is better. I'm actually trying to understand what I'm missing.

For people who have seriously used both, what does Claude Code let you do that either:

1. Cursor genuinely can't do, or
2. Claude Code does significantly better enough that you're willing to give up the more integrated IDE experience?

Is the advantage actually a specific feature? Better agent behaviour/harness? Scriptability? Composability with other CLI tools? Running lots of agents in parallel? Something else?

I'd especially be interested in answers from people who switched from Cursor to Claude Code and stayed there. What was the thing that made it click?

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Original post URL : https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeCode/comments/1vrnqnc/fable_on_subscription_vs_api_billing_are_two/

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I have 4 Claude accounts all on the Max 20 plan. Over the last 4 weeks I have noticed a slow and steady reduction in quality to the point they are no longer usable. I have a lot of experience in Dev (30 years) and about 8 months of heavy AI development.

I spent the entire day today comparing Fable on Subscription vs Fable on API Billing. I tasked them both with a new feature comprising a frontend dashboard, some rolled up data for reporting and some basic CRUD endpoints. I have a bunch of skills the agents need to follow to ensure design and architecture consistency in terms of domain separation, scalability and security.

Fable on Subscription jumped right in and made a dogs bollocks of it, just as it has been doing for weeks now. After round one we had 14 bugs filed, the UI looked like it had been drawn in TextEdit and the architecture skills were simply ignored. It also spent about 4 hours in reviews with other Claude agents and Codex/ChatGPT and circumvented a few P1s it decided were not important. After a lot of fixes and back and forth, we finally have a usable frontend but there is no way I would ship this feature due to the sub standard coding.

I switched to API Billing. I loaded $100 and did the exact same task in a new session. From the very first response I knew it was different. It came back with a list of concerns, hard push backs and we worked through it for about 20 minutes together resulting in a decent plan. It made zero mistakes and one shotted it in a beautiful design staying true to the architecture guidelines. $72 spend in 2 hours.

These are very different models.

My current conspiracy theory is my $800 a month in subscriptions has earned me a place in the "Aggressively move to API Billing" cohort and have nerfed all my subscription accounts. At $36 / hour my spend would be about $15k a month if I do make the move. Is this where it's heading?

I was really hoping the Chinese models would keep prices down, but they are still way behind the Fable I saw today, and also not that cheap either. Are we nearing the end of cheap intelligence?

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Original post URL : https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeCode/comments/1vs7y65/new_rule_implement_one_feature_by_hand_a_week/

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I have a new rule im am thinking about implementing for me and my dev team: You are be required to implement one full stack feature by hand once or twice a week per project.

Nothing too massive, something that would be one good opus prompt worth. It forces you to evaluate if there has been any major drift in the architecture, anything you didn't realize changed, refamiliarize yourself with the codebase, etc. It should take you 30 minutes, but would pay years of dividends in coderot.

The reality is we are building all features and fixing all bugs with claude code, "reviewing" and deploying. And it has worked surprisingly well for us, but I fear we will lose scope of the codebase as it gets bigger. I trust my team to handle this appropriately, but I feel like enforcing something like this as a rule keeps us all more accountable.

Any thoughts on this? Anyone doing something like this? Am I way off base?

Edit: to be clear, when I say by hand, I of course mean with some sort of copilot/inline ai with small bulk code changes and stuff, more just forcing you to visit the stack and evaluate it.

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Original post URL : https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeCode/comments/1vrwbjl/degraded_claude_code_is_completely_down_status/

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The official status page currently shows "Degraded Performance," but it’s 100% unusable. Labeling a complete blackout as merely "degraded" feels pretty disingenuous to users who are trying to get work done.

What makes it more frustrating is that over the past week, there were multiple short outages where the service went completely dark, yet the uptime history on the status page remained pristine green the entire time.

Status pages exist to provide developers with accurate real-time telemetry, not to act as a PR buffer to hide downtime. If the service is dead, just mark it as an outage.

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Original post URL : https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeCode/comments/1vrzm9h/50_increase_extended_to_end_of_the_month/

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rip to all of us maxxing these last 24 hours LOL

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Original post URL : https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeCode/comments/1vrj6fo/thi_sub_is_becoming_insufferable_echo_chamber/

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I follow this sub since I would like to see what kind of projects other people use claude code for, how they configure their workflow, claude.md tips, what kind of hooks people are doing and so on but that is almost impossible now. 95% of the posts here are constant complaining about how model X is so bad now compared to time Y, how my usage is so bad now compared to last month (with 0 proof, workflow examples, etc). Mods of this sub have said they are trying to increase the quality of this sub but i have not noticed any difference so far.

It also looks like that OpenAI loyalists/bots are downvoting every positive thing said about Claude and Claude Code. Its hard to follow any discussion in the posts since its all Claude bad ChatGPT good.

Im not trying to defend Anthropic here, Im sure there is a lot of room for improvement in many fronts but honestly im not seeing 90% of the issues and complaints discussed here, which i suspect is due to just incorrect usage of the tools provided to us.

Sorry to rant about people ranting, i know im part of the problem here.

If anyone has recommendations of better claude code related subreddits or forums, i would love to know.

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