Re:Gas Town's Agent Patterns, Design Bottlenecks, and Vibeco...
by consumer451 on Friday January 23, 2026 @11:23PM
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In my comment history can be found a comment much like yours.
Then Opus 4.5 was released. I had already had my CC cluade.md, and Windsurf global rules + workspace rules set up. Also, my main money making project is React/Vite/Refine.dev/antd/Supabase... known patterns.
My point is that given all that, I can now deploy amazing features that "just work," and have excellent ux in a single prompt. I still review all commits, but they are now 95% correct on front end, and >75% on Postgres migrations.
Is it magic? Yes. What's worse is that I believe Dario. In a year or so, many people will just create their own Loom or Monday.com equivalent apps with a one page request. Will it be production ready? No. Will it have all the features that everyone wants? No. But it will do that they want, which is 5% of most SaaS feature sets. That will kill at least 10% of basic SaaS.
If Sonnet 3.5 (Nov 2024) to Opus 4.5 (Nov 2025) progress is a thing, then we are mostly fucked.
"May you live in interesting times" - turns out to be a curse. I had no idea.
Then Opus 4.5 was released. I had already had my CC cluade.md, and Windsurf global rules + workspace rules set up. Also, my main money making project is React/Vite/Refine.dev/antd/Supabase... known patterns.
My point is that given all that, I can now deploy amazing features that "just work," and have excellent ux in a single prompt. I still review all commits, but they are now 95% correct on front end, and >75% on Postgres migrations.
Is it magic? Yes. What's worse is that I believe Dario. In a year or so, many people will just create their own Loom or Monday.com equivalent apps with a one page request. Will it be production ready? No. Will it have all the features that everyone wants? No. But it will do that they want, which is 5% of most SaaS feature sets. That will kill at least 10% of basic SaaS.
If Sonnet 3.5 (Nov 2024) to Opus 4.5 (Nov 2025) progress is a thing, then we are mostly fucked.
"May you live in interesting times" - turns out to be a curse. I had no idea.