Being dead serious…not an argument…but I see so many posts everyday about Opus 5 not being great, sucking, etc etc…and I just haven’t experienced that. I’m on it in multiple sessions all day every day…and yes there are moments where it gets dumb for a minute or two and you have to correct it (but in my experience that’s every model, anthropic or not)…but overall I’ve been happy with the output it provides…I’m 100% bought into anthropic at this point…but I had the same experiences with other LLMs I was using previously. I’m glad that I don’t have the issues others have…but I’m honestly curious as to why people are having different experiences. Same for Claude CoWork…now that it’s cloud based it’s crushing for me….I shut down my openclaw and migrated every thing over maybe 3-4 weeks ago now…and I couldn’t be happier, and it’s nice now having everything under “one roof” so to speak. For me seems to really simplify things. No I’d don’t work for anthropic LOL, and I’m only a year or so into this journey…so by no means an expert in this shit. All I know is I couldn’t be happier right now with my workflow(s) both in how I have things automated, and my own personal workflows each day which is basically a combination of anywhere from 3-6 terminal windows open running Claude code CLI on different projects, and the Claude desktop app where I have multiple “projects” setup with a number of scheduled tasks, and in Claude code for web I have some specialist agents setup with their own dev enviroments/GitHub repos with their (instructions, processes, each have access to certain APIs depending on their area of specialty) and scheduled routines that run daily. Something I decided last night was I wanted to build my own digital audio workstation so that I can stop paying for subscription to protools…I dreamt the whole thing up with fable while laying in bed last night…when I got up this morning gave the spec sheet etc to Opus 5 in Terminal…setup a loop and it’s been grinding for the last 13 hours or so…check in on it every now and again…and it’s been doing great work…just gonna let it run over night and hopefully by tomorrow am I’ll be ready to start putting it through its paces testing it…but from what I’ve seen and tested so far it’s gonna be great. So I guess all I want to say is I’m genuinely curious where/what others are struggling with? submitted by /u/roxstarlabs
Originally posted by u/roxstarlabs on r/ClaudeCode
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