This is unfortunate, but predictable. I can't imagine this was at all economically feasible.
From a product standpoint, I found the best features to be scheduled runs, commenting directly on GitHub pull request to have the agent respond, and a simple API which I would use for small task delegation. The largest negative for me was that the output was always low quality. It worked best for me with recurring maintenance, upgrades, or minor fixes. I thought it also handled scheduled tasks to do certain kinds of routine work.
I am most annoyed that being a Google One subscriber that they are removing another service.
From a product standpoint, I found the best features to be scheduled runs, commenting directly on GitHub pull request to have the agent respond, and a simple API which I would use for small task delegation. The largest negative for me was that the output was always low quality. It worked best for me with recurring maintenance, upgrades, or minor fixes. I thought it also handled scheduled tasks to do certain kinds of routine work.
I am most annoyed that being a Google One subscriber that they are removing another service.