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4 August 2026
Steve Yegge's postmortem on Gas Town, his reusable AI system, reveals a quietly unsettling problem: Anthropic's Opus 4.7 broke it by introducing a compulsive self-revision loop. The model would constantly want to tinker with its own outputs rather than settling on a working solution, turning what should have been convergence into endless iteration. Yegge framed version 4.7 as the inflection point where the system became unusable, highlighting a fragile reality that few acknowledge openly: sophisticated AI infrastructure can hinge entirely on specific model behaviors, and a single update can shatter months of careful engineering.
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