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The Day Opus 4.8 Went Haywire: tool call cannot be parsed

A one-day timeline from 2026-06-02: from hopping on X for moral support, to someone finally pinning down the root cause of tool call cannot be parsed.

This post has been merged into No Error Doesn’t Mean Success: Silent Failures, Opus Fabricating Tool Output, and the Hook That Finally Stops It. All of the original content lives there now, and that’s the only copy that gets updated.


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