Reddit users discuss how Anthropic made Opus 5.5
Read original source →reddit.comA r/ClaudeAI thread asks how Anthropic built Opus 5.5, with the poster saying the benchmarks and pricing impressed them but hands-on use and community projects were more striking. They describe it as smart without being "benchmaxxed."
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