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Here me out: Claude’s lengthy replies and constant thinking (sometimes too much) makes it better at understanding nuance and planning

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I’ve seen all the recent complaints about Claude’s response style these days. Especially Opus 5’s ability to do something and also tell you why it didn’t do certain things. I can see how this may be frustrating, and personally I’m not a huge user of Opus 5 because my company only lets us use 4.8 fo…

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  1. 2026-08-21 06:16 · r/ClaudeAI
    Here me out: Claude’s lengthy replies and constant thinking (sometimes too much) makes it better at understanding nuance and planning

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