How do you handle provider variance on OpenRouter for the opensource models? Or do you use your own hosted version to mitigate this? And for both opensource and closed source, does the router account for provider…
agreed. I'd also love to see more comparisons like this. I do think that a well speced out prompt can be finished faster by an agent then if prompted lazily. I've also found measuring this to be challenging, since…
also, this assumes humans are still the primary CLI consumers. With agents increasingly being the first-class users of command-line tools, building visual design tooling for terminal UIs feels like optimizing for a…
I get that "communicate your thought process" or "play along with the exercise" gets offered as the fix here. But that framing bothers me too. Why should simplicity require more justification than complexity? Google…
There are so many SOTA memory claims out there. There are also very few memory benchmarks (if any) that measure "memory" realistically. Not to mention the industry can't seem to decide on what "memory" even means. We…
How do you handle provider variance on OpenRouter for the opensource models? Or do you use your own hosted version to mitigate this? And for both opensource and closed source, does the router account for provider…
agreed. I'd also love to see more comparisons like this. I do think that a well speced out prompt can be finished faster by an agent then if prompted lazily. I've also found measuring this to be challenging, since…
also, this assumes humans are still the primary CLI consumers. With agents increasingly being the first-class users of command-line tools, building visual design tooling for terminal UIs feels like optimizing for a…
I get that "communicate your thought process" or "play along with the exercise" gets offered as the fix here. But that framing bothers me too. Why should simplicity require more justification than complexity? Google…
There are so many SOTA memory claims out there. There are also very few memory benchmarks (if any) that measure "memory" realistically. Not to mention the industry can't seem to decide on what "memory" even means. We…