Opus 5 all-day usage report: no parallel subagents means limits are a non-issue
4310sy · x · 2026-09-03
A user who worked with Opus 5 all day reports that as long as you avoid running parallel subagents, you can use it without worrying about rate limits — suggesting the current quota comfortably covers heavy single-agent coding workflows.
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