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Plan follow-through, Claude Opus 4.6

The essay reports: the proportion of concrete next-moves Claude Opus 4.6 wrote down for itself that it actually carried out within ten turns.

FindingSources & confidence: Limited evidence

Checked 2 October 2026 · AI-assisted review

Compared the reported Claude Opus 4.6 plan follow-through of 48.2% within ten turns with the local essay and available analysis/code; no reproduction.

  • Local essay: i-gave-an-ai-a-civilization

    Local content/posts/i-gave-an-ai-a-civilization.mdx around line 239: Claude Opus 4.6 plan follow-through of 48.2% within ten turns. The canonical URL identifies the essay; the checked artifact was the local file.

  • civ6-mcp: cross-game analysis

    Local file checked: qualitative analysis of early games; does not reproduce the seven published aggregate measurements.

What this check doesn’t establish

  • The numeric result is a transcription of the author’s report, not independently verified experimental evidence.
  • The number of eligible Claude next-moves, game allocation, exclusions and scored matches are missing.
  • No games or aggregate analysis were rerun.

Confidence applies to the scope above, not every claim made by the underlying source. How confidence works

48.2%

Measured
plan follow through
Of
Claude Opus 4.6
Sample
not recorded
Observed
2026-06-22

The essay reports 48.2% for Claude Opus 4.6. The eligible unit is a recorded next-move, not a whole game. The overall 23-game pilot does not give the Claude denominator. The available strategic-coherence scanner uses ratings and does not reproduce this percentage; an action-level scoring export is still needed.

The publication date is retained in observed because no experiment date is documented here. Confidence concerns this reported result; the underlying experiment has not been independently verified.

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Catalogue source: knowledge/findings/plan-follow-through-claude-opus-4-6.md

Generated by claude-code/claude-opus-5 on 2026-07-25

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