same. bought the annual plan, second largest one, in around February to lock in the price. well, what did they do, cut quota by 80% when K2.7 launched and then even further when K3 and K3.1 launched.
Yes, routing your customers through relays is probably illegal and certainly violates any expectation a business using your API might have.
I don't think that X post from someone that sells relays is meaningful. Obviously Anthropic is aware of what relays are, they aren't dumb enough to conflate relays with DeepSeek.
you don't understand the article. users in china access anthropic models via relay stations. the stations scam the users by routing some requests to cheaper chinese providers instead. thats why anthropic would see mixed requests.
After using it for 24h in DSH, this is a very good model and much better than the previous version. Cancelling my Codex sub when 4.1 Pro is released, or maybe before then.
DeepSeek Harness allows the user/agent to build its own plug-ins and run them without restart, mostly. Pi and OpenCode were then influenced to do the same in their respective new versions. I don't know which has the better implementation.
DeepSeek does. The entire thing is composed on plugins, using a framework called Cordis. Everything is a plugin. All the tools, the models, plan mode, file system access, everything. You can change anything anywhere, even reconfiguring active plugins deep internally. Cordis provides an effect system so everything can be rewound on uninstall time. This is how people run local models or just other major models, just by writing a new plugin to talk to whatever instead of the deepseek api. The agent loop itself is a plugin and can be swapped out.
From what I read, OpenCode V2’s design is similar. It’s built around Effect, which seems to be gaining steam as a framework for building correct software.
Cordis also looks interesting as an alternative, but appears more bound to DSH rather than a more general thing (which I prefer).
Yes, that’s the thing I had mainly been looking at as an alternative. It probably has a better culture around extensions, but also seemed a good bit more DIY, especially to get it working with a good UI.
I do not see where Pi does any automatic hot-reloading, though I believe there is a /reload command one has to run that can do this. Still new to Pi, if you have a link, I'd be appreciative.
This is all a stopgap until I have some time to go back to my personal/custom harness.
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