Reddit user tests Superpowers, skills and SDD against a single prompt on Opus 5.5
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Early results come from one build per approach, on one task, with one operator, and the poster cautions against reading them as proof a good prompt beats Superpowers, skills or SDD. The ranking could shift with more runs or a different project type.
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