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I use CC at a client because that's their stack. I use (a particular version of) OpenCode for my own work, because it is so much better. Reading this post makes
by nirinor 2mo ago
I use CC at a client because that's their stack. I use (a particular version of) OpenCode for my own work, because it is so much better. Reading this post makes me sad.
Because everything matches and explains oddities I've seen and forgiven. So despite the hyperbole and the places where the authors' general sentiment are not mine, he's basically right, and I need to find a different harness.
If the post resonates for you too and you've found something better, happy for recommendations. pi seems to get the most mentions here, anyone feel it (or another option) is specifically better on these architectural aspects?
- ethbr1 2mo agoI'd offer that the AI harness ecosystem is discovering the same thing any rapidly-growing software space did before it -- lines of code are a maintenance burden. That's not something a team sees when they're doing greenfield, forward development. (Most projects, now) It only crops up when they have enough on-the-books code that features / bugfixes start requiring introspection of existing code. (Now to ~1 year from now) And a lot of these projects don't seem to be approaching codebase size growth from a future code debt perspective...
- nirinor 2mo agoAnswering myself: I've tried pi and oh-my-pi (omp.sh) in the last couple of days, and the latter feels solid and more effective than CC/opencode/pi. I have not reviewed the code, and 2 days is not a lot, so take with a large grain of salt, obviously.