We have dramatically different experiences. I use specification driven design. I have Sol or Opus designed a specification, the plan, and the task breakdown. I then use Luna as the implementation agent. It is told to do test driven development. I have tasks to run tests on just the modified code. Luna knocks it out of the park pretty much every time.

My biggest complaint is that it melds IO concerns such as timeout, with business requirements. Normally, I just to put that in the IO layer. After that, it’s basically done.

Given my pattern, a new feature normally involves Luna creating 20 to 50 files. After it thinks it’s done with its work, a Sol agent will review the code. This loop goes twice. If there’s still issues, I have to deal with them. I’ve not had to deal with them.

This when I’m at work. At home I do pretty much this but with GLM 5.3 Flash. Even less money.