But if a tool is better, it's better.
We're talking about dynamically developed products, something that most people would have considered impossible just 5 years ago. A non-deterministic product that's very hard to test. Yes, Anthropic makes mistakes, models can get worse over time, their ToS change often. But again, is Gemini/GPT/Grok a better alternative?
If you have a good product, you are more understanding. And getting worse doesn't mean its no longer valuable, only that the price/value factor went down. But Opus 4.5 was relevant better and only came out in November.
There was no price increase at that time so for the same money we get better models. Opus 4.6 again feels relevant better though.
Also moving fastish means having more/better models faster.
I do know plenty of people though which do use opencode or pi and openrouter and switching models a lot more often.
Ironically, I was thinking the exact opposite. This is bleeding edge stuff and they keep pushing new models and new features. I would expect issues.
I was surprised at how much complaining there is -- especially coming from people who have probably built and launched a lot of stuff and know how easy it is to make mistakes.
That said, there is now much better competition with Codex, so there's only so much rope they have now.
I never understood why people cheered for Anthropic then when they happily work together with Palantir.
They don't actually pay the bill or see it.
Idiots keep throwing money at real-time enshittification and 'I am changing the terms. Pray I do not change them further".
And yes, I am absolutely calling people who keep getting screwed and paying for more 'service' as idiots.
And Anthropic has proved that they will pay for less and less. So, why not fuck them over and make more company money?