Very true, creating a lot of content and using the algorithms as a testbed is much different from curating a performant codebase. One example of how the models have improved in the latter regard is how Opus really seems to go the extra mile, on things I might skip purely from a time/effort savings perspective. There are a lot of optional fields that have different defaults in different environments, and I wouldn't typically explicitly define them myself until there was a problem, but Opus will now go through and set those values without me asking. I still make some modifications (as it's easier to spot an error rather than set everything from scratch), but it's very helpful.