can someone explain how they got opus 5.5 to be this efficient & this good? i’ve barely run into usage limits at all. it’s absolutely cooking on genuinely difficult problems with what feels like zero effort while somehow also consuming dramatically less of my quota than other frontier models??! compared with astra or sol it’s night & day. the capability per token here feels kinda absurd, & this coming from anthropic where we didn’t see this barrage of usage limit resets or whatever.Read original on X
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Lower AI costs can make more tasks worth delegating to an agent. @trq212 points to an extra code review, another verification pass, or a speculative pull request based on feedback. As those tasks get cheaper, he expects people to use more tokens—and get more work out of their models. Read our Opus 5.5 Vibe Check:Read original on X
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