WOW. I just ran the infographic-channel prompt on Opus 5.5 and the output blew me away.
You can test it yourself, free ↯ <inputs> Ask for my topic (a what-if, a "why does X happen", a true story, or how something works), or pitch 3 options, each with one shocking true angle.
Opus 5.5 had a 43-day perfect streak for me, UNTIL TODAY
Dropped a sky ref for a new Godot project and every next stage was worse than the last: 1 - used the popular 'SunshineClouds2' addon, but rolled it back cause we hit 6 FPS 2 - started making our own raymarcher and got
CLAUDE started SAYING NO this WEEK.
I ran 31 prompts through claude code to find exactly where original games and explaining code still work fine. the no shows up when you name someone else's game or ask for a keygen, and the wording of your ask decides which side you land on.
Same opus 5.5, way smarter results.
Matt pocock built the f*cking assembly line, and it has 307K github stars... most people install skills like apps. random, one at a time his 27 skills plug into each other. here is the main line, from idea to finished code: 1 →
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