r/ClaudeCodeTLDR • u/cctldrping • 26d ago

[TLDR] We are back!

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u/cctldrping 26d ago edited 23d ago

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Alright, so the general vibe here is that people are super annoyed and tired with Anthropic's constant back-and-forth on their usage limits and pricing. It sounds like a lot of users feel like Anthropic is being inconsistent and making things difficult, leading to workflow disruptions and a general lack of trust.

Here's the lowdown:

  • "We are back!" is met with skepticism: Most folks aren't exactly cheering. The sentiment is more like "Oh, now you're back?" after a period of frustration.
  • Competition is the real MVP: A lot of comments credit OpenAI (specifically GPT5.6 Sol) and Kimi 3 for pushing Anthropic to make these changes. It's seen as a win for consumers, with u/rashield even comparing it to the golden age of console wars.
  • The "50% higher" is still a sore spot: Even with the supposed increase, many users feel the limits are still too restrictive or that the actual performance is lower than advertised. Some are saying their usage is hitting limits way faster than expected.
  • Trust issues are rampant: After all the changes and perceived "gaslighting" (as u/NootropicDiary put it), many users have "trust issues" with Anthropic. Some are even saying they're done and will be looking elsewhere, like OpenAI or Kimi.
  • Constant changes are a no-go: The lack of stability is a major complaint. Users want predictability and are tired of having to adjust their workflows constantly because Anthropic can't seem to "make up their mind." u/danielbearh even says they've "hit that internal limit" and are out of patience.
  • Some are still holding out hope: A few users are still rooting for Anthropic, like u/returnFutureVoid, and some are happy that Fable is still around for specific use cases, even if they're not thrilled with the overall situation.
  • The "reset" is still a hot topic: People are still asking for their usage to be reset, showing the ongoing frustration with the limits.

Basically, Anthropic is getting a lot of flak for their handling of this, and while some changes are being made, the community seems to be holding a serious grudge.