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Anthropic is cutting Claude Code's current weekly limits by 17%

shepherdjerred 15d ago
Started looking into this after I realized I was hitting usage limits faster than normal. I find these subscriptions so essential to using LLMs for personal projects -- it would be prohibitively expensive otherwise Codex, especially with Luna is an excellent deal. I think it's significantly more economical than Claude Code. The only reason to stay with CC at this point is access to Fable for _very_ hard problems.
- Iolaum 15d ago
  Even after Astra rollout?
  - shepherdjerred 14d ago
    I have really really liked Astra but my understanding is that Fable 5.1 still has an edge Astra is truly amazing for computer-use or any interactive tasks
- andsoitis 15d ago
  I moved from Claude Code to Codex for ROI and code quality reasons, and now I’m finding Cursor is even better for my coding stuff. For non-coding LLM use cases ChatGPT is what I subscribe to now after I cancelled my Claude subscription because it found tge responses verbose, condescending. I have no loyalty, they all need to compete on quality and price and as a potential customer I think I’m benefiting.
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sharktheone 15d ago
Don't really understand what the drama here is. They said it was a temporary uplift and even though they could just take the whole uplift away, they just cut it by 25% which is better than before. I really think Anthropic deserves much shit, but that's just shitting on the for the wrong reasons. And I hate that I am defending them here.
rvz 15d ago
Pulling the rug very slowly so that no-one notices and finding new ways to blow up your usage limits very quickly: First it was "search agents" consuming the limits. Secondly, then it was "reasoning tokens" doing that. Third, it was "planning" mode for long horizon tasks. Forth, adding "/goal mode" + 1M context for auto non-stop token consumption. Fifth, "sub-agents" in parallel doing all of the above. Then, Anthropic told us to use "loops" instead of prompting. Recently "auto mode" was switched on by default, with sub-agents used by default on Fable. Now, Anthropic is slowly reducing your limits in their closed-source harness.
- redanddead 14d ago
  So where do you think this goes
  - pzero_listing 14d ago
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Started looking into this after I realized I was hitting usage limits faster than normal. I find these subscriptions so essential to using LLMs for personal projects -- it would be prohibitively expensive otherwise Codex, especially with Luna is an excellent deal. I think it's significantly more economical than Claude Code. The only reason to stay with CC at this point is access to Fable for _very_ hard problems.

Iolaum 15d ago
Even after Astra rollout?
- shepherdjerred 14d ago
  I have really really liked Astra but my understanding is that Fable 5.1 still has an edge Astra is truly amazing for computer-use or any interactive tasks
andsoitis 15d ago
I moved from Claude Code to Codex for ROI and code quality reasons, and now I’m finding Cursor is even better for my coding stuff. For non-coding LLM use cases ChatGPT is what I subscribe to now after I cancelled my Claude subscription because it found tge responses verbose, condescending. I have no loyalty, they all need to compete on quality and price and as a potential customer I think I’m benefiting.
- apsecurity 15d ago
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sharktheone 15d ago

Don't really understand what the drama here is. They said it was a temporary uplift and even though they could just take the whole uplift away, they just cut it by 25% which is better than before. I really think Anthropic deserves much shit, but that's just shitting on the for the wrong reasons. And I hate that I am defending them here.

rvz 15d ago

Pulling the rug very slowly so that no-one notices and finding new ways to blow up your usage limits very quickly: First it was "search agents" consuming the limits. Secondly, then it was "reasoning tokens" doing that. Third, it was "planning" mode for long horizon tasks. Forth, adding "/goal mode" + 1M context for auto non-stop token consumption. Fifth, "sub-agents" in parallel doing all of the above. Then, Anthropic told us to use "loops" instead of prompting. Recently "auto mode" was switched on by default, with sub-agents used by default on Fable. Now, Anthropic is slowly reducing your limits in their closed-source harness.

redanddead 14d ago
So where do you think this goes
- pzero_listing 14d ago
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