@vasuman It is a awesome time to be in the ai space. Many times people are afraid to hear the word ai. But if you take the time, listen to pinpoints, watch the employees struggle. Create a โProgramโ to automate it.. they love it and want more of it.
@steipete I think this is the missing piece for openai.. I just have to sit there and baby sit the shit out of it. So if it kept taking turns until it completed the task properly. It also seems to not want to think and answer to fast. Will this be out soon? :)
@trq212 Can you please ensure that running on headless mode will not be effected? I can toss open claw in the trash. But all of my personal workflow has Claude code inside -p headless mode.
I am over stripe. I do not even think they look at the dispute evidence. Iโm over losing time and money. What is the alternatives? I wish b2b would pay in crypto.
@iancorzine@AlexFinn Terrible. Need better orchestration between agents. They all are specialized in their tasks. They are dependent on eachother for the overall project or goal. Opus 4.6 is insanely good at orchestration.
@AlexFinn When coding, are you able to locally do the heavy building with Henry orchestrating them? I am doing similar.. but with opus and then sonnet. I can tell you, 20k investment in a few months would pay it off if it could replace the sonnet workersโฆ just curious if itโs capable.
@mckaywrigley I am so sad with it. It was killing it with agents my skills. And now I have to baby sit the prompt and the context window.. I have no clue why itโs opening up an entire agents context window that is larger than it can fit.. and bugs outs.
I wish I had a million followers so @AnthropicAI would see this. Please fix this Windows bug ๐ Life was so good until this update broke Claude Code for every Windows user with MCP plugins.
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Vibe coders and Fortune 500 engineers using the same tool to ship.
Opus 4.5 is refactoring legacy code companies were afraid to touch for a decades.
Itโs not โvibe codingโ anymore. Itโs just coding. Opus 4.5 killed the distinction.