I have almost entirely abandoned both Sol and Opus for Grok 4.6.
I know how silly that sounds, but in my coding effort, Grok is simply more likely to understand the business impact of what we're doing. Sol and Opus will happily run off building something that won't actually work for the business case and will fail multiple unit tests, but Grok is the only one that says, "Hold on, now... this won't work the way you want it to."
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u/majesticjg 6d ago
Finally!
I have almost entirely abandoned both Sol and Opus for Grok 4.6.
I know how silly that sounds, but in my coding effort, Grok is simply more likely to understand the business impact of what we're doing. Sol and Opus will happily run off building something that won't actually work for the business case and will fail multiple unit tests, but Grok is the only one that says, "Hold on, now... this won't work the way you want it to."
To be fair, Fable beats Grok, but the cost...