Everything that went wrong with Claude(clawd.rip)
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Everything that went wrong with Claude
https://clawd.rip/
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Everything that went wrong with Claude so far.
I'm not that deep into AI companies but I know anthropic really didn't like it when people were using opencode instead of their CLI app.
I prefer flexible companies that allow you to use whatever software you want with their services.
I prefer flexible companies that allow you to use whatever software you want with their services.
While I also prefer companies that don't care what the client I'm using is, (part of) the issue is that alternative software was often inefficient with caching, at least up until recently (not sure whether it might have been patched).
OpenClaw heartbeats (essentially idling) could cost single-digit dollar amounts of LLM inference per day, _before any actual user activity_. Another example was IIRC the Pi agent harness sending a new timestamp at the start of every message turn (which sends along the entire chat + tool call history up until that point as context), which of course also invalidates the cache's hash, causing effectively unnecessary re-compute.
I'm not defending Anthropic per se, but just try to picture yourself in their position as a company desperately strapped for any amount of free compute trying to scale up every service as aggressively as they want/have to… And the caching topics are just one potential issue that could occur with "third-party" software. Not that I like it, but of course they'd be quick to ban such behavior in favor of first-party, "guaranteed behaving" customers.
OpenClaw heartbeats (essentially idling) could cost single-digit dollar amounts of LLM inference per day, _before any actual user activity_. Another example was IIRC the Pi agent harness sending a new timestamp at the start of every message turn (which sends along the entire chat + tool call history up until that point as context), which of course also invalidates the cache's hash, causing effectively unnecessary re-compute.
I'm not defending Anthropic per se, but just try to picture yourself in their position as a company desperately strapped for any amount of free compute trying to scale up every service as aggressively as they want/have to… And the caching topics are just one potential issue that could occur with "third-party" software. Not that I like it, but of course they'd be quick to ban such behavior in favor of first-party, "guaranteed behaving" customers.
Saw the website https://clawd.rip, pretty cool and informative.
I don't understand why there's still enterprise customers trusting Anthropic given all these.
hoping this makes it to the homepage and drives anthropic to be better somehow
Lawyers coming your way.
the irony of using Claude to create this lol