Sentry CEO Dropped Claude Months Ago, Slams Overcomplicated Coding Harnesses After Hitting Codex Limits
zeeg · x · 2026-09-12
Sentry CEO David Cramer says he hasn't used Claude models in months and isn't enjoying the experience: coding harnesses keep getting more complicated, and he calls the TUI a terrible idea.
He only returned to Claude after burning through his weekly Codex subscription quota (0% left). Combined with his complaint that models overshoot simple tasks, it reflects a seasoned user's frustration: more intelligence hasn't meant less friction.
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