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0 improvements is unfair
A tool for creating and running Linux containers using lightweight virtual machines on a Mac. It is written in Swift, and optimized for Apple silicon. - apple/container
Claude Code: Channels
Is it though?
Most people I know that use agents for building software and tried to switch to local development, every single time they switch back to Claude/codex.
It's just not worth it. The models are that much better and continue to get released / improve.
And it's much cheaper unless you're doing like 24/7 stuff.
Even on the $200/m plan, that's cheaper than buying a $3k dgx or $5k m4 max with enough ram.
Not to mention you can no longer use your laptop as a laptop as the power draw drains it - you'd need to host separately and connect
Curious if anyone else had the same reaction as me
This model is specifically trained on this task and significantly[1] underperforms opus.
Opus costs about 6x more.
Which seems... totally worth it based on the task at hand.
[1]: based on the total spread of tested models
I feel like it's a popular opinion (I've seen it many times) that it's intentional with the reasoning that it does much better on human-in-the-loop benchmarks (e.g. lm arena) when it's sycophantic.
(I have no knowledge of whether or not this is true)
