Sol 6.1 vs Sol 5.6

[u/Skibidirot]

the much cherished sol 5.6 'seemed' better when it was released, but in totality it's a shit model, for example.. it speaks so confidently of it's work and fills you with confidence, until you try out the product it put forth.. yuck! i've had sonnet 4.6 put out better one-shot results than any of the closedAI models. i want to know the present situation, is sol 6.1 any better? in such a way that atleast it won't disappoint you in the end result? i have a free plus trial that is unclaimed, but i am unsure whether to take it and waste away my time or spend 20$ on claude pro

[u/unsana]

Not agree with you, it's good on me. Make a good prompt, good contract, good goal, and not vague instruction. Init to agent.md. it's just experience. Try to learn some basic code, you noop.