Claude users report weekly limits hit in days on Opus 5.5 and Sonnet 5.5
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One user says they previously burned 1-2 billion tokens a week but hit the weekly cap at just 300M tokens after switching to Opus 5.5, despite it being cheaper per token. Another reports weekly limits triggering within 3 days while averaging only 30-50% of the session limit.
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