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Ethan Mollick Shares His Book Website Rebuilt with Opus 5.5

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Ethan Mollick shared a rebuilt version of his book website, co-existence.ai, saying Opus 5.5 had done most of the work on its own. He said the original version, made with Opus 4.8, had required substantial work to produce a distinctive-looking static site. Mollick presented the redesign as an example of how quickly the model’s design capabilities had improved beyond what he called generic “ClaudeDesign.”

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  1. The website for my book redone with Opus 5.5. The initial version (made with Opus 4.8) required a lot of work to make a distinctive-looking static site. Now Opus mostly did this alone. We have come a long way from generic ClaudeDesign in a very short time. https://co-existence.ai/

    The website for my book redone with Opus 5.5. The initial version (made with Opus 4.8) required a lot of work to make a distinctive-looking static site. Now Opus mostly did this alone. We have come a long way from generic ClaudeDesign in a very short time. https://co-existence.ai/

  2. The website for my book redone with Opus 5.5. The initial version (made with Opus 4.8) required a lot of work to make a distinctive-looking static site. Now Opus mostly did this along. We have come a long way from generic ClaudeDesign in a very short time. https://co-existence.ai/

    The website for my book redone with Opus 5.5. The initial version (made with Opus 4.8) required a lot of work to make a distinctive-looking static site. Now Opus mostly did this along. We have come a long way from generic ClaudeDesign in a very short time. https://co-existence.ai/

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