[–] alexfortin 3 days ago
[–] ffsm8 3 days ago
If you drew a venn diagram of their prospective users, the overlap ain't gonna be big. I get that they're both harnesses, but claude is clearly trying to optimize for the agentic development loop, while piagent is more about hand holding - unless you add the agentic features yourself (which is pretty easy, but again completely different target audience to cc).
[–] alexfortin 2 days ago
A nice benefit of going minimal with coding agents is that you might find out you don't need to do any hand holding because nowadays models are perfectly capable of reaching out for tools etc and make you happy without any extras required. In my experiece so far less truly is more when talking about agents.
[–] HighGoldstein 3 days ago
Truly a developer mindset.
[–] jimkleiber 2 days ago
[–] rienbdj 3 days ago
I bounce between codex and cc all the time. There is no moat there.
[–] dizhn 3 days ago
I use the models but not the "harness" though. Not directly anyway. I am still handicapped by the CLI when running in Paseo. Both antigravity and agy are toys compared to what has been available for at least two years.
[–] Degorath 3 days ago
They all have some annoying downsides and I use CC the most, but it's gotten to the point where I'm for sure actively shopping around for better harnesses.
I suppose it truly boils down to personal taste? My take[0] on AI including harnesses.
[0]: https://a.l3x.in/ai