As someone who is not a software developer (there are some of us here, lurking around because we learn things) but who runs a business and spends his days doing said 'knowledge work', how and why would something like this convince me to move the company away from using Claude (as a desktop app)? I'm sure these models are cheaper to use than our Team subscription with Claude, but it feels like it would be a massive headache for me to work out how to select and implement some harness for this and set it up for people, and the space is moving so quickly I'd feel I need to keep considering when to move to some new model, introducing risk. The safest bet for us and most companies I expect is to stick with what you know works and pay a premium for that. Thoughts very welcome please.

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fallingbananna 3 hours ago | parent [-]

>but it feels like it would be a massive headache for me to work out how to select and implement some harness for this and set it up for people

Switching to OpenCode or Pi harness is trivial for developers. So it certainly makes sense for those of us.

If it's problematic or not worth in your organization, then the switch doesn't make sense as you pointed out.

	▲	binbag 3 hours ago \| parent [-]
		It could be worth it if the cost is lower or performance is better. It's a question of the risk of switching if we are not knowledgeable enough to do it properly. Maybe in time a product will appear that makes it very easy for regular workers to do this.