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Anthropic's most expensive model is stalling at 11% of spend while cheaper models handle the daily workload. The FT piece, and the Hacker News thread under it, say a lot about what developers actually adopt versus what they admire.

Teams will not trust coding agents because of launch hype. They will trust them when they can see what the agent handles well, where it fails, and how other engineers use it.

Every week there’s another coding agent on Launch HN. The question now isn’t whether they can write code, but whether teams will trust them.

If you're not caught up on the current hypewave, coding agents like Claude Code and Cursor have latched onto skills recently. Like with all of these waves, everyone has immediately proclaimed they solve all problems, and all previous iterations of technology are no longer relevant. That's obviously not true, and I want to talk about my thinking behind them.