Exactly. We are all on Claude where I work but as soon as the costs rise we are migrating. Changing to a new coding agent stack feels like it will be about as much effort as migrating to a new keyboard. Gross or painful for about a week or two.

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gb2d_hn 4 hours ago | parent [-]

Which is why these companies must be overvalued. This is the definition of a commodity. We have no loyalty to any vendor or model, it's just about capability, price and performance and there can only be so many more increments in capability before these models are good enough that it doesn't matter which you use for 99.9 pct of tasks and the frontier moves on to robotics or the next hard domain (which OpenAI / Anthropic may not lead). I predict that in a year I'll be using whatever the latest version of Gemini flash is (because it's fast, on my mobile and multimodal), and some small cheap open SWE expert model for dev work.

	▲	swader999 4 hours ago \| parent \| next [-]
		Don't get me wrong, I love Claude code and there is some loyalty I feel. But just can't justify staying if costs 2x.
	▲	JumpCrisscross 3 hours ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		> This is the definition of a commodity Not really. It’s the definition of a tight market with two leaders. When folks start running various rando open-source models locally instead of well-recognized brands, then we will have evidence of fungibility and thus commoditization.