I don't need to trust you, I've done my own testing and using newer tooling features is dramatically better than not. One of the things about the AI tooling is that it's very inexpensive to run experiments (this week I've had it build a particular tool in Python, Go, Rust, and Zig, for example).
Using skills, multiple models, MCPs and agent teams is significantly improving the results I'm seeing in real world problems.
You haven't really given me any reason why I should trust you, but I'll tell you it's going to be hard for me to trust advice that contradicts my test results.
Using skills, multiple models, MCPs and agent teams is significantly improving the results I'm seeing in real world problems.
You haven't really given me any reason why I should trust you, but I'll tell you it's going to be hard for me to trust advice that contradicts my test results.