Be Careful Folks - Prompt Injection — A user describes a website returned through ChatGPT search that prompted them to paste and run a PowerShell command; they did not follow the instructions. (👍 666 | 💬 125) 🔗 Link
Why do they call this "Latest" instead of GPT 6.0 Sol or whatever? — The post asks why the model selector shows “Latest” rather than a specific model name. (👍 153 | 💬 44) 🔗 Link
I used ChatGPT to build an iPhone app for scanning historic headstones in 3D — and it actually worked — A non-programmer describes using ChatGPT to build and install a LiDAR-enabled iPhone app, then reconstructing scans as 3D models. (👍 139 | 💬 26) 🔗 Link
Well, the $500 ChatGPT Pro Max plan is looking pretty real now. — The poster reports seeing a $500 price for the plan in the Nauru App Store. (👍 137 | 💬 47) 🔗 Link
Do you know of anyone who categorically lost their job to AI? — The post asks for concrete examples of people losing jobs directly because AI replaced their roles. (👍 77 | 💬 155) 🔗 Link
Unlimited core Chat no longer listed for Plus — The poster notes that the Plus plan no longer lists unlimited core chat and says x5 now appears to offer the best value. (👍 72 | 💬 39) 🔗 Link
What ChatGPT Thinks It Knows About You Is Affecting Its Answers. Here’s How to Change That — The linked article covers how ChatGPT’s inferred information about users can affect its answers and how to change it. (👍 59 | 💬 6) 🔗 Link
Another game one shot by Opus 5.5 — The poster says Opus created a small fantasy RPG from one prompt in about an hour. (👍 54 | 💬 44) 🔗 Link
Careful what you upload to ChatGPT: OpenAI's agents posted 53 users' images online — The post summarizes reported incidents and points to a setting users can switch off to prevent their data being used for training. (👍 43 | 💬 4) 🔗 Link
Openai add a second subscription to my account ? — A user reports an unexpected second subscription and a $200 charge on their account. (👍 40 | 💬 18) 🔗 Link
r/ClaudeAI
TOP-10
What tool have you built for yourself with Claude code that removes so much headache in your work or personal life? — The poster describes automating family calendar reminders and building tools that reduce the time needed to prepare business proposals. (👍 915 | 💬 458) 🔗 Link
Opus 5.5 is amazing. I built a whole cozy pixel game for my daughter, and it even made the trailer — The poster details a browser game built with Opus, including its features, Icelandic-language default, and Claude-generated trailer. (👍 557 | 💬 117) 🔗 Link
Opus 5.5 feels like the beginning of the end, and people still don't stop coping — The post argues that AI-driven productivity could reduce hiring and calls for discussion of employment protections and entry-level career paths. (👍 264 | 💬 246) 🔗 Link
The best thing I do all week is have it interview me instead of me prompting it Due — The poster uses one-question-at-a-time interviews to clarify an idea before asking Claude to draft it. (👍 255 | 💬 24) 🔗 Link
What paid software or subscription did you replace? — The poster built an iOS weight-tracking app with Claude, including trend smoothing and German localization, and says it replaced a paid app. (👍 125 | 💬 184) 🔗 Link
Opus 5.5 is the first model that does everything I need — The user describes Opus 5.5 as a strong fit for hobby projects and highlights its Blender animation and spatial reasoning. (👍 112 | 💬 22) 🔗 Link
Theory: Opus 5’s bizarre communication style was an anti-distillation feature, not a bug — The post speculates that Opus 5’s communication style discouraged distillation and connects this theory to Opus 5.5’s “Preserved Thinking” feature. (👍 111 | 💬 54) 🔗 Link
This new usage interface is so useful — The poster says the new usage bar helped them track and conserve usage while working extensively with Opus 5.5. (👍 108 | 💬 19) 🔗 Link
Agents messaging each other is pretty cute 🥹 — The post describes an agent receiving another task after finishing its original one, with the main agent responding to it. (👍 105 | 💬 17) 🔗 Link
Opus 5.5 v/s Astra 6 — The post asks users who have tried both models which they would keep in their daily workflow and why. (👍 84 | 💬 73) 🔗 Link
r/codex
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Plans are no longer x5 or x20 - Overall Limit Decrease To Make Room For Pro Max Plans — The post notes that plan descriptions now say “More usage than Plus” instead of listing x5 or x20 usage, and asks how much capacity may have changed. (👍 429 | 💬 330) 🔗 Link
I'm switching to Opus 5.5 — A user on the $200 plan reports that using Astra High reduced their remaining limit from 100% to 30% within hours. (👍 297 | 💬 134) 🔗 Link
New OpenAI Product "O" - But Not For Plus Users — The post outlines rumors about a long-running cloud agent called “O,” including possible multi-agent support and Pro-tier access. (👍 291 | 💬 152) 🔗 Link
GPT-6 Sol is massive downgrade — The poster says GPT-6 Sol performs worse than GPT-5.6 Sol on domain modeling, data discovery, and software architecture tasks. (👍 278 | 💬 78) 🔗 Link
I've been seeing a lot of comments circling around the reset penalty. Made a quick chart to show when an account actually 'loses' usage from a global reset — The post explains how a global reset can push back a scheduled reset and reduce the usage remaining before it. (👍 197 | 💬 52) 🔗 Link
I Cannot Take This Anymore — A developer describes problems with model reliability, subscription quotas, and reset timing across recent OpenAI model and plan changes. (👍 150 | 💬 66) 🔗 Link
Wdyt they're going to do with us? — The post discusses expected DevDay announcements alongside the author’s concerns about model performance, usage limits, and interrupted chats. (👍 142 | 💬 101) 🔗 Link
Been running Astra (High) $100/month and Opus5.5 (High) $20/month - wow — In a comparison on similar codebases, the poster says Astra used 50% of weekly usage while Opus 5.5 used 30% over about ten hours. (👍 93 | 💬 52) 🔗 Link
13% for 2h PRO20x, this is beyond ridicilous. — A user reports that a single Astra High coding task consumed 13% of their allowance in two hours. (👍 90 | 💬 38) 🔗 Link
PSA: USE YOUR BANKED RESETS! — The post says two banked resets are due to expire on October 3 and 4. (👍 60 | 💬 37) 🔗 Link
r/hermesagent
TOP-10
What models are you guys actually using with Hermes? I’ve had some surprising results — The poster compares models in a multi-agent setup, favoring Sonnet for some reasoning tasks and Opus for harder ones, and asks about routing approaches. (👍 63 | 💬 171) 🔗 Link
Do you also have the feeling, that the Hermes harness has really fallen behind lately? — The user says Hermes feels slower and loses memory compared with a recently tested harness. (👍 51 | 💬 90) 🔗 Link
My Hermes app for iOS, bighelp, is now live on TestFlight! — The developer describes an open-source iOS app that connects to a Hermes gateway, with chat, agent-building, and optional encrypted notifications. (👍 51 | 💬 51) 🔗 Link
How to correctly perform automatic updates for Hermes agent — The post raises the difficulty of scheduling automatic updates for Hermes agent. (👍 39 | 💬 9) 🔗 Link
Noob asking what usecases people use hermes for? — A new user asks about common Hermes tasks and whether to start on a Mac or a VPS. (👍 24 | 💬 55) 🔗 Link
r/LocalLLaMA
TOP-10
42x Faster Prompt Lookup Drafting in llama.cpp — The linked post reports a 42× speedup for prompt-lookup drafting in llama.cpp. (👍 597 | 💬 165) 🔗 Link
Adding logit penalty for "wait", "maybe" and "perhaps" to Qwen models improves their accuracy — The author tests logit penalties across Qwen quantizations on 50 MATH-500 questions, building on a Meta paper. (👍 371 | 💬 86) 🔗 Link
Another "Harness matters" post (codex cli > pi and opencode) — The author says configuring Codex CLI for a local Qwen model improved results on a long-running project compared with previous harnesses. (👍 115 | 💬 196) 🔗 Link
Naive-N0.5-Flash - 309B-A15.5B — The linked model is described as built for coding and AI R&D, with a 1M context window and hybrid SWA/DSA. (👍 89 | 💬 27) 🔗 Link
Koboldcpp v1.122 released — The post announces the release of Koboldcpp v1.122. (👍 76 | 💬 21) 🔗 Link
How do you guys give your models web browsing capabilities? — A user asks about reliable web search and browsing options for Deepseek Harness, including alternatives to paid APIs. (👍 74 | 💬 75) 🔗 Link
SupersonicLabs/Julia-1 · Hugging Face — Julia 1 is described as a 144.3-million-parameter CPU classifier that ranks or selects among supplied answers. (👍 59 | 💬 32) 🔗 Link
Which of the 16gb VRAM qwen3.8 27b’s is the best? — The user compares quantization options for running Qwen3.8 27B on 16GB VRAM, balancing speed, context length, and quality. (👍 36 | 💬 59) 🔗 Link
Don't trust frontier models when asking about budget hardware! — The author reports inference speeds after moving from an RX 6600 XT to a patched Tesla P100 setup with llama.cpp. (👍 36 | 💬 27) 🔗 Link
Updated from 3x3090(2x3090, 1x3090TI) to 2x5090 — The author compares a three-3090 setup with two RTX 5090s, including results using NVFP4 and speculative decoding. (👍 21 | 💬 34) 🔗 Link
Other Subreddits
r/DeepSeek
[Price Check] What's the RTX PRO 6000 (96GB) going for in your country? — willing to return the favor from China — The poster asks for local prices and availability while describing a four-DGX-Spark setup for self-hosting DeepSeek V4.1 Flash. (👍 70 | 💬 46) 🔗 Link
Can anyone explain how is the cache hit rate at DeepSeek Harness is so high? — The user reports cache-hit rates near 99% and asks about the caching mechanism, discounts, and visibility in other coding-agent interfaces. (👍 61 | 💬 17) 🔗 Link
r/GeminiAI
Been testing the new gemini model at work for ~10 days, kinda losing my mind — A finance researcher describes testing a model with long codebases and internal documents, reporting fast responses and fewer apparent errors. (👍 370 | 💬 120) 🔗 Link
Unpopular opinion: most people complaining about Gemini are probably a minority of its actual user base (aka hard users) — The poster says Gemini works well for everyday tasks and Google Workspace, distinguishing routine use from demanding capability tests. (👍 18 | 💬 62) 🔗 Link
r/vibecoding
To the bro who said "I don't give a fuck. I'm working.": You saved my kernel project. — The poster describes continuing work on a custom kernel ecosystem after criticism and says they turned earlier specifications into code. (👍 89 | 💬 64) 🔗 Link
Need improvement ideas to my multimillion site I've built — The author seeks ideas for an open-source project, joking that it has attracted bot crawlers but little human interest. (👍 56 | 💬 52) 🔗 Link
What if Codex or Claude Raise Their Price 10X or 100X? — The poster says they relied on Codex to build a game they could not modify themselves, raising concerns about dependence on AI tools. (👍 22 | 💬 79) 🔗 Link