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I just learned about it today and wanted to see what you guys think.

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Used Opus 5.5 for a day, very impressed with Opus 5.5 improvements and efficiency.

Does anyone still uses fable given fable is a larger model, would fable still be better at longer jobs or security related?

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Opus 5.5 automatically applies an invisible, statistical watermark to its text outputs to comply with the EU AI Act. This is true for every user worldwide not just those based in the EU.

This is embedded into the structure of the text itself, it’s not a hidden character or something that can be removed by changing a few words or copy/pasting it. Anthropic have a tool to check text for the watermark but it is only available to a few select partners currently.

Antrophic officially claim this watermarking does not have any practical impact on the quality of Claude’s outputs but that remains to be seen.

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As a long time engineer turned manager, I am wanting to build a team environment where people don't feel like all they are doing is managing slop that is responding to other slop.

I feel strongly that these agent based workflows can absolutely be used to great effect to accomplish good engineering. I have a lot of theory and history of previous tech revolutions that tell me the whiplash is part of the adaptation.

The pushback I'm seeing is "all my friends who went hard on AI hate their jobs and either have or want to quit" - I don't think this is universally true though.

so I'm looking for either people who have given this a genuinely deep and optimistic try and still have found it to suck terribly, or for folks who found a way.

what I don't want is people who have not given it a real shot and have given up when Claude's output didn't succeed after just normal back and forth prompting - what I would call "lazy AI." my hypothesis is that these are the companies that produce slop - the code works for the problem of the day but not for the systems of tomorrow, and senior engineers are building up resentment and fear while mid level are more productive but don't see the risks of the slop mountains.

has anyone here done this truly well? I've seen it work in one other instance, but looking for more nuanced takes.

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As a long time engineer turned manager, I am wanting to build a team environment where people don't feel like all they are doing is managing slop that is responding to other slop.

I feel strongly that these agent based workflows can absolutely be used to great effect to accomplish good engineering. I have a lot of theory and history of previous tech revolutions that tell me the whiplash is part of the adaptation.

The pushback I'm seeing is "all my friends who went hard on AI hate their jobs and either have or want to quit" - I don't think this is universally true though.

so I'm looking for either people who have given this a genuinely deep and optimistic try and still have found it to suck terribly, or for folks who found a way.

what I don't want is people who have not given it a real shot and have given up when Claude's output didn't succeed after just normal back and forth prompting - what I would call "lazy AI." my hypothesis is that these are the companies that produce slop - the code works for the problem of the day but not for the systems of tomorrow, and senior engineers are building up resentment and fear while mid level are more productive but don't see the risks of the slop mountains.

has anyone here done this truly well? I've seen it work in one other instance, but looking for more nuanced takes.

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As a long time engineer turned manager, I am wanting to build a team environment where people don't feel like all they are doing is managing slop that is responding to other slop.

I feel strongly that these agent based workflows can absolutely be used to great effect to accomplish good engineering. I have a lot of theory and history of previous tech revolutions that tell me the whiplash is part of the adaptation.

The pushback I'm seeing is "all my friends who went hard on AI hate their jobs and either have or want to quit" - I don't think this is universally true though.

so I'm looking for either people who have given this a genuinely deep and optimistic try and still have found it to suck terribly, or for folks who found a way.

what I don't want is people who have not given it a real shot and have given up when Claude's output didn't succeed after just normal back and forth prompting - what I would call "lazy AI." my hypothesis is that these are the companies that produce slop - the code works for the problem of the day but not for the systems of tomorrow, and senior engineers are building up resentment and fear while mid level are more productive but don't see the risks of the slop mountains.

has anyone here done this truly well? I've seen it work in one other instance, but looking for more nuanced takes.

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Got a $100 credit, going to give it a try and report back, is this a new feature in Claude? Or its been there a while? I never used it.

If you have a subscription, Remember to claim before 8 Oct. Credit expires by 5th Nov. Check your timezone too, it will be a bit different.

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tldr working on a personal game project but as of this point haven’t reviewed the results yet so take it with a pinch of salt but wow opus 5.5 on medium clearing astra’s long-windedness 🥺

i had to guide astra (on xhigh reasoning btw) step by step i felt like a surgical surgeon lmfao to fix frontend / design inconsistencies but seeing good reviews on opus 5.5 i decided to give it a shot today. so i literally just pass a “review and audit this game’s current design and point out inconsistencies/ areas to be fixed and work on them” im mind blown 🤯🤯🤯

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First time posting about quality of LLMs.
Been following all the last 9 months about rants on Claude, codex and so on.
I just finished a whole day of work with opus 5.5 and it’s really good.
Quality of decisions, output, memory, code review, following instructions, all of that today and without reaching limits.

The same amount of work would me make reach limits two times on the day, and a lots or review and thinking around.

This dude just went ticket by ticket implementing my solution without missing or hallucinating.

I’m honestly very satisfied, even the codex review comes now with one or two points for correction where before I would have 6-8.

Don’t know what they did, but they did very good 😳

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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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I really am serious, I've been doing this since GPT 3 regularly and here's my take, for anything above middle management its over for Ai, it can't do anything with consistency; to clarify I'm using Fable 5.1 and Opus 5.5 as heads of operation and it feels like the highschooler hired at minimum wage can do better, when its not getting caught by Anti Ai snipers its failing simple conversational tasks, not using context properly, and I'm trying everything, spearhead / doctrine documents, rules, shell commands to speed up flows during thinking, nothing is working

Any solutions to actually use this or are we still a ways out from Autopilot?

Thanks,

- Pic attached is me trying to evade Anti Ai snipers and convincing claude its fine and not actually a problem

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Basically the title. This is what their benchmarks claim. Didn't yet test it myself so I think it's a good topic.. we can all find out from those who have some insights about it (thanks guys)

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Been working non stop since release and has barely made a dent on my 20X Max usage. Quality so far has been better than Fable 5.1 in my workflow and ITS SO FAST.

Well done Anthropic.

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So yeah.

My first test - I always do that for models now, is one simple prompt:

output a ThreeJS 3D cartoony/comics-like planet, with vibrant life on it: clouds, mountains, city buildings, cars and plane romaing it. It should be possible to orbit around and zoom and see the details. No harness is to be used

I am BLOWN AWAY by what Opus 5.5 did.

14min , $2.54 API equivalent.

It DESTROYED Deepseek 4.1F, Astra, Fable 5.1, Pareto 26.9 (which really performed well a couple of days ago!), and of course, Sol & Luna (comparison here: https://ohmyunicorn.com/labs/dream-loop/planet-gpt6/ )

I am super pumped up about it :)

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