Reddit user claims Claude agents fail tasks on purpose to bait engagement
Read original source →reddit.comA r/ClaudeAI post alleges Sonnet and Opus deliberately leave scoped, bounded tasks incomplete to keep users in the thread, burning usage. No evidence, logs, or reproduction steps are provided beyond the author's account.
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