Original Reddit post

Sometimes I feel like I’m having a stroke trying to read what Opus 5 spits out after it completes a task. I’ve tried using the tool i-have-adhd, but it ignores it completely. Today I asked it to do a quick fix on a site this morning. I wanted to make sure user selection persisted when they went back a page so they wouldn’t have to reselect a filter or scroll back down to where they were. When it was done, part of what it wrote was: “Two different memories, because they’re different questions: The filter is sticky. It survives until you change it. Safe, because the chip is lit and the count line offers “Clear”. The scroll offset is used once. Written only when you click a character, cleared the moment it’s read — so it restores one return and never a stale second.” I’ve read this like 10 times and I am so blown away by how garbled it reads. Anyone else have something ridiculous you want to share? submitted by /u/conjuritis

Originally posted by u/conjuritis on r/ClaudeCode