The post ends with a comment on "its not about being pedantic..." so, a few not being pedantic bits:

In the table "Real world examples";

"Claude Desktop" houses three harnesses at the moment; Claude, Claude Cowork, and Claude Code.

"Claude CLI", I presume, is referring to Claude Code CLI. This is distinct from the 'ant CLI', which is sometimes referred to as 'Claude CLI'.

"Cursor" could be any of them- but, 'Cursor Agents', 'Cursor Cloud Agents', 'Cursor CLI', and whatever the vscode fork is called now, are distinct. Maybe not in the context of this blog post, but it isnt specified which is being referred to in the example table.

"ChatGPT" sounds like the chatgpt web interface. OpenAI's desktop app is named 'ChatGPT Desktop', and now houses 'ChatGPT work' and 'Codex' (Codex Desktop, not the TUI, though it does essentially wrap the tui and give it capabilities through app-built-in tools). I believe the ChatGPT web interface's harness can change a bit, depending on settings + subscription level (remote sandboxes, etc.) Additionally, there is a distinction in available models depending on which "ChatGPT" product is being used (instant/live/etc non-5.6 luna/terra/sol suite).

Inference service is more accurately 'default inference provider'.

Also, this post has an ai-generated smell.

Author here. My writing process is:

* Write: Use FluidVoice to get all the text down in my own voice

* Edit: Ask ChatGPT etc to criticise the article

* Cleanup: Grammarly

* Publish: Good old GitHub Pages