Where this gets painful, is that I was working on my own OSS project today, and this is what happened;
1. Opus 5.5 noted some concerns.
2. I asked it to write tests to safely test the concerns and write up a remediation plan
3. Opus 5.5 flagged and reset the conversation to Opus 4.8, murdering my usage quota and (possibly?) doing a sub-optimal set of tests.
NGL, it would have been at least polite for it to either:
1. Sanity check if I was the only/main committer on the repo (I'm the only committer, it's my side project) and then decide whether it was 'responsible' to help me fix it. (after all, I'm wanting to correct the problem, not exploit it!)
2. Warn me before just YOLOing the context to another model leading me to have to do a grace reset.
1. Opus 5.5 noted some concerns.
2. I asked it to write tests to safely test the concerns and write up a remediation plan
3. Opus 5.5 flagged and reset the conversation to Opus 4.8, murdering my usage quota and (possibly?) doing a sub-optimal set of tests.
NGL, it would have been at least polite for it to either:
1. Sanity check if I was the only/main committer on the repo (I'm the only committer, it's my side project) and then decide whether it was 'responsible' to help me fix it. (after all, I'm wanting to correct the problem, not exploit it!)
2. Warn me before just YOLOing the context to another model leading me to have to do a grace reset.