I switched to Claude Opus 4.6 for my hardest work. And honestly... I don't think I'm going back. Here's everything it can actually do: THE MODEL 1. Claude Opus 4.6 ↳ Think of it as the one you bring out when things get complicated ↳ Long projects, deep thinking, tasks that would make your brain hurt ↳ Basically... the big gun I'm sharing all the PROMPT PATTERNS you need to get 100x more out of it.  (Stick around till the end, it's worth it) THE FEATURES 1. Adaptive Thinking ↳ It figures out how hard to think based on what you give it ↳ Like having a colleague who actually reads the brief before responding 2. 1M Token Context ↳ You can throw an entire project at it and it won't forget a thing ↳ Entire folders, documents, files... all at once 3. Context Compaction ↳ Long conversation? It quietly summarises the old stuff so nothing gets lost ↳ No more "wait, what were we talking about again" 4. Agent Teams ↳ Multiple Claudes working together on the same problem ↳ Yes, you read that right 5. Web Search ↳ Live search with sources attached ↳ Great for when you need info from, you know... today 6. Research ↳ Deep web research that actually synthesises what it finds ↳ Not just links... real answers 7. Claude Code ↳ Builds, debugs, and refactors entire repos on its own ↳ Developers, this one's for you (Max plan, $30/mo) 8. 128K Output ↳ One response can be an entire report, doc, or codebase ↳ No more "continue" buttons So yeah. I use Opus 4.6 when things get complex. Sonnet 4.5 for the everyday stuff. Between the two, I've genuinely stopped switching between 10 different tools. Want the high-res PDF + PROMPT PATTERNS? 1. Like this post 2. Comment "OPUS" 3. Connect with me and I'll send it straight to your DM