| ▲ | ffsm8 4 hours ago | |
Tbf, their harness was surprisingly ahead of the curve for most of the last year.. Are this point, the difference is mostly made up by issues like the OP has, so you're likely better off using eg pi (-agent) and writing your own custom skills and extensions (or any of the other harnesses the providers create, even copilot-cli has gotten decent nowadays) | ||
| ▲ | lelanthran 3 hours ago | parent | next [-] | |
> Tbf, their harness was surprisingly ahead of the curve for most of the last year.. Do a `s/harness/software` on that statement, and that is going to describe most companies shipping AI written software. > this point, the difference is mostly made up by issues like the OP has, so you're likely better off using eg pi (-agent) and writing your own custom skills and extensions (or any of the other harnesses the providers create, even copilot-cli has gotten decent nowadays) They (AI-written software) are all going to be ahead in some way, until they aren't because they hit the practical limits of codebase size that can be reasonably understood by an LLM. | ||
| ▲ | karlgkk 3 hours ago | parent | prev [-] | |
> Tbf, their harness was surprisingly ahead of the curve for most of the last year.. Yeah and now it’s not. We’ll see if they have the product ability to retake the lead, although I suspect not. | ||