Opus 5.5 writes code fast—but only the way it wants, says developer
ssh4net · x · 2026-09-30
Developer ssh4net shares hands-on experience with Opus 5.5: the model writes code quickly, but tends to implement things its own way rather than what the user actually needs. The result often requires an extra round of code review and possibly a deep refactoring pass—costing another day or two—highlighting the ongoing gap between model capability and controllability in coding workflows.
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