> The key phrase here is "think deep". This tells Claude Code not to be lazy with its analysis (while spending more thinking tokens). Without it, the output was very inconsistent. I used to joke that without it, Claude runs in “engineering manager mode” by delegating the work.
This section really stood out to me. I knew that asking GPT-5 to think gets better results, but I didn't know Claude had the same behavior. I'd love to see some sort of % success before and after "think deep" was added. Should I be adding "think deep" to all my non-trivial queries to Claude?
This section really stood out to me. I knew that asking GPT-5 to think gets better results, but I didn't know Claude had the same behavior. I'd love to see some sort of % success before and after "think deep" was added. Should I be adding "think deep" to all my non-trivial queries to Claude?