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Opus 5.5: is it really a game changer for coding?

Hi, I've been an OpenAI user since day one. I've extensively tried Claude and Gemini over the years, but I've always found OpenAI to be superior for my use cases, especially coding and building products. The rare occasions when Claude was better were temporary, and it was also significantly more ex…

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  1. 2026-09-25 09:56 · r/OpenAI
    Opus 5.5: is it really a game changer for coding?

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