the sentiment is negative and justified. anthropic nanny states what you can do. in your instance, anthropic may decide, arbitrarily, to stop 'autonomous rebui

the sentiment is negative and justified. anthropic nanny states what you can do. in your instance, anthropic may decide, arbitrarily, to stop 'autonomous rebuilds / refactors and ports' because they could pose some alignment/rights/etc risk to whatever slop their philosophers dream up while they're out eating $200 avocado toasts. then you can't do the thing anymore. fable is good, absolutely. agree it roasts Sol which is, comparatively, a little receipt-hunting jack** but now imagine being an enterprise, and having another organization not only taking your workflows and baking it into your models, but then deciding they can arbitrarily cut you off. when you can instead own your data, use an agnostic provider, and get better results (through model combinations), it will take 1-2 quarters to figure it out. the main reason anthropic is killing it is because they really do understand the enterprise development experience and lifecycle and have built products and have a sales-team that can deliver. business-model and vibes-wise they have lost all goodwill in the past 6 months, and that momentum will be quite hard to regain.