Claude is completely unusable now
Summary
A user reports that Claude has become significantly worse to use, citing overly aggressive pushback behavior and inappropriate use of an 'end conversation' tool that causes it to abandon tasks prematurely. The user is switching coding work to OpenAI's Codex as a result.
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