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I think the abstraction is only part of the problem. The other part is that all these companies offering ai products are deeply untrustworthy, and I don’t want
by notatoad 15d ago
I think the abstraction is only part of the problem. The other part is that all these companies offering ai products are deeply untrustworthy, and I don’t want to let them any further into my stack than I have to. Claude code and codex are great because they are lightweight, and operate on top of the rest of my tools with little to no change needed, so they can be eliminated or migrated away from with zero cost. They’re not a dependency of anything. And that’s as much as I’m willing to trust OpenAI or Claude.
- btables 15d agoJust letting you know, this comment inspired me to finally just say "screw it" and launch what I've been building for the past year. https://www.cadenya.com https://www.cadenya.com
- bluesnowmonkey 15d agoCongrats on the launch! The readme post in the blog was helpful to understand what you’re selling. Maybe you could convey those ideas more in the homepage?
- sebmellen 15d agoTruly love the website.
- sebmellen 15d agoAlthough I must say this threw me off: > Steer clear of load-bearing tech debt as your agents evolve. Satirical?
- SpikeyCoder 15d agoInteresting concept, but blue ocean as to your target customer. Would be good to see other case studies, use cases for this. Also, thank you for not another “bring your keys” product. Just abstract it away for me.
- andai 15d agoInteresting web design. It's rare to see a mobile website with actual personality. (In fact, "need to support mobile" is the main reason given for the loss of personality from the web as a whole!)