Opus 5.5 builds Keynote decks via computer use, faster than Codex in this test
jdjohnson · x · 2026-10-14
jdjohnson reports that Opus 5.5 is remarkably good at building Keynote presentations: with existing branded templates and source content, it turns a brain dump into a ready-to-deliver deck. Its computer use is faster than Codex for this task, and no other model he's tried can do it — a massive time saver for a team running frequent trainings and workshops.
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