Agreed. The edge cases were mostly in the state machine, for instance a late progress callback from an aborted upload could bring back a file you'd just retried or removed. As well as errors and retries in general. I wanted great UX out of the box and you need to design beyond the happy path.

The enablement of this man by america is unreal.

One approach is to maximize test coverage and automate code review. That way you have confidence that things aren't breaking and that you are vetting the code going into the codebase. It's a lot of work to get a system you can trust up and running, but it's doable. As we move further towards "factories" this is going to be the way, in my opinion.

I've been messing around with output styles for a bit to try and reduce the madness that is opus 5's extremely disorganized and verbose output. I haven't had a lot of success, but they did just release their own concise style so I'm trying that out now. I'm hoping they figured this out because it's really degrading the experience and usability.

There's always bluesky, great app and vision there.

And an equally polarising and delusional userbase, like X, just on the other side of the spectrum.

No thanks.

Still though, if I had to pick... I'm sure there's great communities on either really.