Popular coding tool loses model access, highlighting need for model resiliency
hardmaru · x · 2026-08-29
Observing a popular coding tool lose access to frontier models highlights the importance of model resiliency. The future holds that products will continue to work even if underlying models go offline by routing around them.
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