Claude Opus 4.7 is overkill for most people, until you set it up this way
… Before I got into prototyping, I actually used Opus 4.7 to figure out how to use Opus 4.7. …
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I recreated Fable 5 with Opus and agent loops, and it's close enough that I stopped missing the banned model
… Making the most out of Opus 4.8 You might not be using Opus to its full potential While everyone's attention is now on Fable 5, Claude's Opus 4.8 is a brilliant model that can handle most of the same tasks out of the box. …
Claude Fable 5 caught bugs GPT-5.5 and Opus 4.8 missed, then the US government forced it offline
… GPT-5.5 and Opus 4.8 were directionally correct, though Opus 4.8 kept trying to push me toward using N+1 queries for building cluster candidates. …
My local LLM is helping me use Claude more effectively, and it's the perfect one-two punch for my workflow
… Even on a paid plan, it never really takes long for Opus to chew through my credits, and I'm left staring at the screen wondering where it had all gone. Of course, I say it's Opus, but it's really me who wastes tokens with each rambling prompt and half-baked idea. …
I stopped burning through my Claude limits, and these simple tricks are the reason
… When it comes to Claude, you'll find three models: Opus, Sonnet, and Haiku. Opus is currently Anthropic's flagship model. …
I tried an OpenClaw-inspired AI assistant on a $10 ESP32 board, and it actually works
… MimiClaw uses the Claude Opus 4.5 AI model, and that part is hardcoded in the repo. Anthropic’s most expensive AI model, Claude Opus, bags me ~100 queries for $5. …
I didn't think Claude Pro was worth the subscription, but it's now my personal movie and meal curator
… Related Claude Opus 4.7 is overkill for most people, until you set it up this way Turns out Opus 4.7 can be useful for non-coders I decided to address the most frustrating decision of my day What to cook for lunch and dinner Deciding what to cook for every single meal every single day is a bigger d… …
You weren't imagining it — Claude Code really did get worse, and Anthropic just explained why
… The second one appeared on March 26th on Sonnet 4.6 and Opus 4.6. …
I ran Claude Code and Cursor together, and the combination does something neither can do alone
… You can always use Opus or other high-end models in Cursor, but the flexibility Claude Code offers through the terminal is something you don't get from Cursor alone. I also think using Claude Code through the CLI consumes fewer credits than repeatedly using a model like Opus 4.7 inside Cursor. …
Claude Code with a local LLM running offline is the hybrid setup I didn't know I needed
… Especially with Opus 4.7, where my allocation seems to get burned through on simple tasks it used to handle quickly. …