> Because your code is still marching somewhere in tokens per second. You have to decide where they are allocated: polish or the next thing. Humans still are the ones prompting LLMs and deciding what is done.

It sounds like you're saying that, even with the most tokens of anyone in the world at your disposal, you can't really finish what is effectively a glue layer between a server, a set of local files and a user?

Doesn't sound to me that the agents are all that effective TBH.