bric-a-brac

Also: the ability to draft a plan and monitor its execution, review it, and merge it from a cell phone. I know Claude remote is a thing, but it’s not the same.

This is a big quality of life thing. Sure, I should just go on a walk without having an agent going, but oftentimes it’s not intruding on it - it’s the thing that actually ENABLES it.

I'd argue that for whatever other faults they have, Composer 2.5 is pretty competitive as an implement-planned-work model. It's several times faster than Sonnet 5, cheaper, and performance is comparable.

Ears wide open for a model that does better for the same parameters. Pareto efficiency is important, but Anthropic doesn't seem to care about it. They desperately need a Haiku 5, IMO.