Downgrading from Claude Opus 4.7 to 4.6
Anthropic’s Opus 4.7 ships with better benchmarks but persistent hallucinations. Here’s what’s real, what’s hype, and how to roll back to 4.6.
Anthropic’s Opus 4.7 ships with better benchmarks but persistent hallucinations. Here’s what’s real, what’s hype, and how to roll back to 4.6.
Shipped alongside Claude Opus 4.7, /ultrareview is the heavyweight cousin of the /review command we already covered. Where /review is a quick sanity check you run between keystrokes, /ultrareview is what you fire up before pushing that big refactor to the main branch – the one that touched half your DPR, three packages, and the
On April 16, 2026, Anthropic dropped Claude Opus 4.7. Same day this chapter was written, which means by the time you read it some of the rough edges may have been sanded off and a few new ones added. That is the nature of writing a book about a moving target. I am going to
I just published a new GitHub repository: Awesome-AI-For-Delphi. It is a curated list of tools, libraries, MCP servers, and resources for using AI with Delphi. Think of it as a single place to discover everything that exists at the intersection of AI and Pascal/Delphi development. The list covers: MCP Servers — let Claude Code and
When you signed up for the Max 5x plan at $100 (€90+VAT), you didn’t just buy intelligence — you bought a static expectation of capacity. In the early days, “usage limits” felt like a solid wall: you knew where they were, and when you hit them, the rules of engagement were clear. Then Anthropic shifted
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I’ve been using this trick for months and honestly thought everyone else was doing it too. But after mentioning it to a friend who looked at me like I’d just discovered fire, I realized: it’s time to share the secret. The Problem: You sit down to code at 10:00 AM, burn through your messages by
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“AI-Assisted Development for Delphi” is the fifth book in the “Delphi in All Its Glory” series. Released April 2026. Why This Book Exists There are a gazillion books about AI out there. This is the only one written for Delphi developers. Your LinkedIn feed says programmers will be obsolete by next Thursday. Meanwhile, you’re
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The Controversy In early 2026, two independent research teams published the first empirical studies on whether CLAUDE.md-style instruction files actually improve AI coding performance. Their headlines seemed to tell different stories — one modest, one dramatic. Tech blogs promptly cherry-picked the modest one and ran with it. An article on XDA Developers declared that CLAUDE.md
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Using Claude Code for Delphi — What I Learned Writing a Book About It What started as a frustrated blog post became a 280-page book. Here’s the story. In early 2026, a post on Delphipraxis claimed that one hour of development with Claude Code was worth a full day of solo programming. Bold claim. I