gatinsama

I thought it was just me, but I'm getting a worse pricing on the Pro (19$) subscription than I would with regular API pricing.

That's true, but it might also be the case that they think this is a good way to work and that's why they built the product in the first place. (I don't agree, though, I think tasks are more suited for DB storage).

While I understand the appeal of having local files that agents can read, I think the best way to do it might be pulling the needed files from a database. By its nature, tasks are linked in relationships of parenthood and sequence, so databases are naturally suited for storage. Plus, they need ownership relations. So, something like Jira but please oh god not Jira, where you can pull a subset of the DB (for example a project) locally and have some script generate the needed files (requirements) from what would be a Jira description.

Yes, because of AI. Have you watched it?

Catch 22: - Attackers can copy: no moat, no value. - Attackers can't copy: AI is not so valuable after all.