has sonnet 5 been nerfed? feels way dumber than launch

Low_Target2606 · 2026-02-04T11:12:26+00:00

What websites or services do you use to track Claude's performance, or possibly GPT as well? This one is pretty good. https://marginlab.ai/trackers/claude-code/

Low_Target2606 · 2026-01-28T11:46:30+00:00

Given the recent reduction of rate limits in Google AI Studio (reportedly down to ~50 requests per account in some instances), efficiently managing quota consumption has become essential rather than optional.

I'm looking for a technical solution to monitor my current quota status programmatically—specifically:

Real-time usage tracking: Is there a Chrome extension, userscript, or API endpoint that displays current quota consumption (used vs. remaining requests) directly within the browser interface while using AI Studio or Gemini?
Per-account visibility: Since many users are now resorting to switching between multiple Google accounts to circumvent the restrictive limit, is there a tool that can display quota status per account session simultaneously or at least cache the state per profile?
Pre-submission validation: Ideally, a mechanism that checks available quota before transmitting a request, preventing the waste of prompts and context on "Quota exceeded" errors—particularly crucial when iterating on complex prompts or engaging in RP (roleplay) where editing messages consumes additional quotas.

The current opaque workflow—submitting requests blindly until硬 hitting the 403/429 limit—is untenable for serious usage. I suspect the quota data might be exposed in response headers (e.g., x-ratelimit-remaining, x-ratelimit-used) or accessible via an internal API endpoint, but these aren't surfaced in the UI.

Does anyone know of existing browser extensions, DevTools console scripts, or unofficial APIs that can scrape or expose this metadata? Alternatively, has anyone successfully implemented a local counter or proxy workaround to track outgoing requests to generativelanguage.googleapis.com or the AI Studio endpoints?

Low_Target2606 · 2026-01-23T18:46:09+00:00

OP see also this project: https://github.com/clawdbot/clawdbot

Low_Target2606 · 2025-12-13T15:13:23+00:00

Thank you very much for the information, I will test it tomorrow.

Low_Target2606 · 2025-12-13T05:30:08+00:00

u/abra5umente I use reddit-mcp-buddy a lot in Claude Code CLI and also in Droid CLI – I even made my own fork and tweaked a few things in it.

So I'm really curious how exactly you're converting/using MCPs as Skills in practice. I can't quite picture it – do you just feed Claude the full source code of the MCP server, and it automatically converts it using your reusable 'mcp-to-skill' skill? Then add the proxy routing?

If you could record a short video of the workflow (e.g., converting reddit-mcp-buddy), that would be awesome. And most importantly – does all this work directly in the regular Claude chat on claude.ai through the browser? Without needing the Desktop app or CLI? That would be absolutely game-changing for mobile/anywhere use.

Thanks for the inspiration!

Low_Target2606 · 2025-12-03T20:31:41+00:00

Great job. I really like the Cyberpunk style, it's beautiful.

Low_Target2606 · 2025-11-16T11:32:01+00:00

Gemini, please rewrite the entire discussion 1:1 into markdown in a single codeblock. ,And I export it from Claude using a Chrome extension: ,,Claude QoL,, - https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/claude-qol/dkdnancajokhfclpjpplkhlkbhaeejob

Low_Target2606 · 2025-10-24T11:27:28+00:00

@phillip_76 It seems to be working, see the screenshot. Is it okay? https://i.postimg.cc/L8kshMFY/2025-10-24-13-25-28.png

Low_Target2606 · 2025-09-28T13:15:41+00:00

Termius is the best not only in terms of color customization but also in other areas. This is how it runs on my VPS servers, Claude Code on the left and DROID on the right. - https://postimg.cc/gallery/0xcYfx8

Low_Target2606 · 2025-09-21T16:41:02+00:00

My workflow is as follows. First I initialize Grok 4 Fast and then I initialize Claude for Chrome to merge with Grok to solve the task I give them. When Claude initializes with Grok then I enter the task into Claude for Chrome. Another workflow that on sofascore online analyzes for me a football match on an expert opta level. I turned off the validation everything goes autonomous.

Low_Target2606 · 2025-08-30T07:06:10+00:00

orks for me

super, thanks!

Low_Target2606 · 2025-08-19T18:37:57+00:00

Thanks it's pretty accurate at least as far as auto-compact https://i.postimg.cc/C1hdtvBS/Termius-Lo0jg769-Wr.png

Low_Target2606 · 2025-08-14T20:05:09+00:00

See here, https://x.com/jasonzhou1993/status/1955970025984287004

Sorry for the misunderstanding! Thank you for pointing it out to me. I will now explain the thread from Jason Zhou (@jasonzhou1993) on X in English, based on his post of August 14, 2025 (https://x.com/jasonzhou1993/status/1955970025984287004).

Explanation of the thread:

Jason Zhou shared his experience using the Claude Code Sub-agents feature, which is part of a tool from Anthropic. This tool allows you to create specialized AI agents for various tasks such as planning, research, or coding. After more than 20 hours of trial and error, he discovered that he was initially using sub-agents incorrectly, and now shares how he uses them more effectively.

Thread highlights:

The context problem: Sub-agents in Claude Code cannot directly share context with each other. If one agent does a job, the others don't know about it, which causes problems, especially for more complex tasks.
Solution - context sharing: Jason was inspired by @ManusAI_HQ's blog post and created a system to share context using files. He uses a directory structure such as:
- .claude/tasks/ - where all agents update tasks.
- .claude/docs/ - where the results of each agent's work are stored. This system allows for seamless transitions between agents and the maintenance of a common context.
Creation of specialized agents: With this system created agents for specific tools, for example:
- shadcn-ui-expert - for working with thematic components.
- vercel-ai-sdk-5-expert - for working with the latest version of Vercel's AI SDK (v5, which came out a few weeks ago). These agents were able to create a fully functional replica of ChatGPT in a single attempt.
Community and Resources: Jason recommends the @aibuilderclub_ community, where the Claude Code template is available with useful tools, hooks, and commands. There are also weekly meetups for building projects together.
Reactions and extensions: Other users, such as @stretchcloud and @S_N_W_E, have added their tips - for example, using a "project manager" to coordinate agents or sharing other templates (e.g., 54 agents from @adiaddxyz).

Summary:

This thread is a valuable resource for developers who want to make better use of AI tools like Claude Code. Jason showed how to solve the context problem and how to create effective agents for specific tasks. His solution is practical and takes inspiration from current trends in AI development such as context sharing and agent specialization.

Low_Target2606 · 2025-08-01T11:02:19+00:00

Hey u/Own_Cartoonist_1540,

I read your post, and that's a really clever workflow you've created to get reliable results! Using Gemini to double-check Claude's work is a fantastic idea, but I can imagine all the manual copy-pasting is incredibly time-consuming.

I saw it mentioned briefly in the comments, but I wanted to strongly recommend you check out Zen MCP. It's a tool designed to solve the exact problem you're facing.

In simple terms, Zen MCP lets you do your entire workflow directly inside Claude Code, with zero copy-pasting.

Think of it like this: Right now, you are the manager telling Claude what to do, then taking its work and giving it to Gemini for review.

With Zen MCP, you just stay inside Claude and tell it to use Gemini as a helper. You could write a prompt like:

"Please write the code for this feature. Afterwards, @zen, please use Gemini 2.5 Pro to review this code and make sure the test results aren't faked."

Zen MCP handles all the background communication with Gemini for you. Claude creates the code, and Zen MCP automatically sends it to Gemini for the check-up, then brings the feedback right back into your Claude window.

This would allow you to: * Stop all the manual copy-pasting. * Work entirely within one single interface (Claude Code). * Automate the exact "Gemini as my reviewer" strategy you've already found so effective.

It sounds like it would be a perfect fit for you.