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Opus 5.5 vs GPT 6 astra tested both with the same prompt at their highest reasoning settings, using the same devin harness: > opus took 2 hours 10 mins and cost $75 > astra took 1 hour 25 mins and cost $61 opus 5.5 attention to details is on... show more
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Omg what? This was so damn beautiful... opus did soo good its not even comparable to astra now it's a whole new level

it's just too good mate i was amazed too

Its over for astra lol

yeah openai is cooked

wowoowowowowoowowow , that’s a film bro

thanks for prompt kek

hahaha ur welcome man

Jesus, opus is not even in thr same league

Probably would have costed brain dead astra $900 to create something on the same level that Opus 5.5 did. To my eye Opus is SIGNIFICANTLY cheaper for the level of quality that it produced. Astra literally sniffing glue in the corner

Opus 5 has that taste, that sadly gpt models still don't.

Only 23% more for 53% longer. Opus was cheaper per minute.

it is cheaper i agreee

added both outputs on vercel and you can play around too opus details are just too good play here:

Hands down Opus 5.5 is the best

astra wins

im getting dizzy things are getting too good

fable paid attention to the details but it's slow to be honest

I like both tbh.

Opus is on steroids, what?😭

i just bought codex sub now this wanna make me switch to claude aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

AI can do this now? GG guys

bro this is just insane

This is a useful outcome split: Opus 5.5 bought more detail with 2h10m and $75, while Astra finished in 1h25m at $61. The next experiment should report acceptance rate, retries, and human edits so “better” includes quality and iteration cost.

Opus added more details

way more?? its not that uch more

same prompt, same harness, max settings — the honest comparison format

I feel opus did better if we see the quality

the detail thing tracks — opus is the friend who proofreads the group chat, astra's the one who replies 'sure' in two seconds. both have their uses honestly
