Add ai-benchmark/claude-opus-5: sample code for Claude Opus 5 Draws a Python Reading a Book - #824
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Closing: kit folders go in only after the write-up is published. Will reopen when the Claude Opus 5 post ships. |
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Third folder for the AI benchmark series (https://realpython.com/ai-benchmark/), following #817 and #818. Adds
ai-benchmark/claude-opus-5/with the turtle script exactly as the model returned it, the rendered PNG, the drawing GIF, and a README with run details, and lists it inai-benchmark/README.md. The draft Post's opt-in already links to this folder.Note: the script crashes on Python 3.13 with
settiltangle(), which was removed from the turtle module. The README says so. Nothing was fixed up, per the series rules.The folder is already excluded from Ruff via #817.
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