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> but as any user knows they are top tier at instruction following, highly reliable and predictable This is spot on. Reliability is really the #1 priority for
by sothatsit 1y ago
> but as any user knows they are top tier at instruction following, highly reliable and predictable
This is spot on. Reliability is really the #1 priority for me when it comes to coding agents, and Sonnet, and especially Opus, really deliver on it. It makes such a huge difference when it comes to agents. Anthropic really nailed it on this.
My process has become: get Opus to generate a plan, use o3 to help me review the plan, and then get Opus to implement the plan. This works extremely well for me, and is the first time where I've felt AI being actually useful for coding anything more than small prototypes.
- buremba 1y agoHow do you switch to o3 to review the plan?
- drakenot 1y agoHave CC output a plan.md file.
- extr 1y agoPersonally, I use Repoprompt for this + deeper context integration.
- sothatsit 1y agoI have a workflow that tells Claude Code to generate a planning markdown document: https://gist.github.com/Sothatsit/c9fcbcb50445ebb6f367b0a6cab37f3a https://gist.github.com/Sothatsit/c9fcbcb50445ebb6f367b0a6ca...
- shmoogy 1y agoI use zenMCP to collaborate with opus
- deleted 1y ago[deleted]