Agents running in a remote vm.
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Agents running in a remote vm.
Cursor, Devin, Factory, Amp Code, Codex, Claude Codex, Antigravity, Conductor, OpenCode, T3 Code, Orca, Emdash, and hundreds of more of the same exact shit.
Yeah they might market it same fancy revolutionary technology like Orbs, but it not it just an agent harness local or remote. You can do orbs literally with Claude Code with a single prompt it not special.
We have AI that lets you build things freely and yet here we are all building the same exact thing.
This is just coding harness. The personal assistant space is the exact same.
The thing is probably a Muse, and Grok Bot competitor.
The GPT was about 1B on two projects on 300$ worth of plans all on Astra and I capped out on usage.
Anthropic caching must be better because the cache rates are better on Claude models.
Unless you want your company to become Google which use to do cool shit but now they dont and now they don't have a single person at the company that can build cool shit so they just release a bunch of lame shit.
Anthropic and OpenAI literally stole from every human in history and youre out here complaining that the Chinese are distilling models and releasing them to the public?
Why do you care?
Where is the cool shit from the US labs?
This is all you have to add to the config file:
[bootstrap.packages]
"brew:git" = "latest"
"brew-cask:ghostty" = "latest"
Who cares how the problems are solved?
So I think they are in fact just lying because it doesn't make sense why they would route requests to Claude over their own model.
Every model release seems like it packed with wonderful research and advancements.
Not a single US auto manufacturer, outside of Tesla, has a good EV, nor FSD. Waymo is buying thousands of Chinese cars because of how shit US car manufacturer are.
They are the worst of the worst. They shouldn't even be in business they are that bad at building cars which they literally invented.
Just because a name has open in it doesn't mean it has to be open source.