@hboon I think not fair comparison? Opus feels more thorough, good for planning huge changes with many steps, and then switch to Sonnet to actually do the work, and later iterate/fix/improve the small things.
I can only compare Sonnet 4.6 to 4.5 — it's slightly more detail-oriented, able to understand the little nuances in the code.
@cheeaun Try Chee Aun, try. Surprise me 🤣
@hboon too expensive tho, already falling back to Sonnet 🫣
@cheeaun how does Sonnet 4.6 compare to Opus 4.6 for you?
@hboon I think not fair comparison? Opus feels more thorough, good for planning huge changes with many steps, and then switch to Sonnet to actually do the work, and later iterate/fix/improve the small things.
I can only compare Sonnet 4.6 to 4.5 — it's slightly more detail-oriented, able to understand the little nuances in the code.
@cheeaun not too unfair though, especially because with Sonnet 4.5/Opus 4.5 then, they said you can and should switch to Sonnet (it was improbable to use Max 20 with Opus at that point).
