alt Hacker NewsArgon has been so disappointing that I don't know what to think. It feels like an older-generation model, except for its world knowledge.
Argon has been so disappointing that I don't know what to think. It feels like an older-generation model, except for its world knowledge.
The problem with Argon, that makes it feel like older models to me, is that it stops and waits for confirmations far more often. If run (in a VM or container) in the dangerously skip permissions mode, it gets a lot less annoying. It feels quite smart and thorough, to me, though still lagging Opus 5.5. I'd be fine using it instead of Opus for most things.
This post explicitly says that's been improved in Carbon. So, here's hoping. Google currently has the most generous usage limits on their $20 plan among US providers, so it's a pretty good deal.