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by disler - A single appendable system prompt that retunes Opus 5's communication channel — cutting verbal tics, heading theater, and output-token bloat — passed via --append-system-prompt-file with no build step or dependencies. Comes with a just-driven side-by-side compare loop so you can see the difference, and a set of diagrams breaking down the prompt's anatomy.…
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What is Fixing Opus 5?
by disler - A single appendable system prompt that retunes Opus 5's communication channel — cutting verbal tics, heading theater, and output-token bloat — passed via --append-system-prompt-file with no build step or dependencies. Comes with a just-driven side-by-side compare loop so you can see the difference, and a set of diagrams breaking down the prompt's anatomy.
Do I need to download Fixing Opus 5?
No. Fixing Opus 5 runs in your browser at github.com, so there's nothing to install.
Who makes Fixing Opus 5?
Fixing Opus 5 is made by disler.
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