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Opus really shines for completing long-running tasks with no supervision. But if you are using Claude Code interactively and actively steering it yourself, Sonn
by sothatsit 1y ago
Opus really shines for completing long-running tasks with no supervision. But if you are using Claude Code interactively and actively steering it yourself, Sonnet is good enough and is faster.
I don't believe anyone saying Sonnet yields better results than Opus though, as my experience has been exactly the opposite. But trade-off wise, I can definitely see it being a better experience when used interactively because of its speed and lower cost.