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Opus 4.5 is insane. Just shipped v2 of my compounding engineering plugin—watch the video for my full thoughts on the model. Compounding engineering plugin v2: This wouldn't have worked a week ago. Previous models would derail after the second parallel thread. Opus 4.5 held the context, made the right... show more

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