@AlexFinn I am already splitting tasks between Opus 4.8 and Fable, not just in preparation for 19Jul26 but to not hit/burn my in-sub Fable weekly usage limit.
A bit disappointed by Gemini/Google Sheets Integration
When you think of how Claude can manipulate Excel files, Gemini need to catchup for Google Sheets.
@claudeai Why is Claude for Word only available on Team and Enterprise plans only when Claude for Excel and Claude for PowerPoint are available on Max plans?
I have a Max Plan, I love using Claude with Excel and PowerPoint and I am frustrated not to be able to use it with Word?
I am sticking to Visual Studio
I have just plugged a Claude Cowork session with Opus 4.6 on my local GitHub folder
It generates all the code I need for multiple projects with different languages: C#/.Net Python React JS
The rest I can manage in Visual Studio directly and Azure
I like to control my code especially when it comes to SqL database management and Azure
I wonβt give full control to Claude
But I trust Claude in all code generation and architecture build suggestions
I can't leave Chrome for Atlas.
Even if Atlas is ultra appealing and popular.
It's like I can't leave Windows for Mac.
Even if Mac is ultra appealing and popular.
I love Cowork.
I generate Word "Minutes Of Meeting" with a copy of the Excel list of actions embedded into it.
The text of the meeting and the actions are typed in Cowork, and Cowork updates the Excel and generates the MoM.
I have switched daily tasks to Sonnet 4.6
But when I move to Claude Code, I'll use Opus 4.6 as the architect.
I might combine them both with Claude Code, let's wait and see...
Using Claude, Cowork and Claude Code makes me feel like Tony Stark.
My Second Brain now runs mainly on Sonnet 4.6 but also relies on Opus 4.6 when needed.
Do you want to build your Second Brain with Claude?
Check out how to do this here β‘οΈ https://t.co/1lzXZicBGZ
What I like about Claude on content writing is that it can help you write with your own voice.
Claude challenges you when needed.
The iterative process with Claude on writing is smooth.
The formatting of Claude's replies is clear, short and concise.
Then, Claude gets even better when it comes to content management, especially for me that uses a Notion content system.
@claudeai Good timing, I have planned to dive into Claude Code in the upcoming weeks.
I guess we can combine both.
Opus 4.6 for deep architecture & codebase structuring,
Sonnet 4.6 for the rest.
I'll have to experiment and see what works the best for me.
@trq212 Good timing, I have planned to dive into Claude Code in the upcoming weeks.
I guess we can combine both.
Opus 4.6 for deep architecture & codebase structuring,
Sonnet 4.6 for the rest.
I'll have to experiment and see what works the best for me.