My co-founders and I are launching a coding agent with a twist: Unlimited usage. How stupid are we?

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Summary

A startup announces a coding agent with unlimited usage at a flat rate, using domain-specific sub-agents to maximize cost efficiency. Early access signups begin soon.

People really really like unlimited usage. It's reassuring and usage limits suck. If someone could offer an unlimited-use agent at a fixed price that idea would turn some heads. So we've been hard at work figuring out how we do just that. We want to release a coding agent that: Performs well Has no 5-hour / weekly / monthly token quota Charges a flat rate We've been working on domain-specific agents as a concept for a while now (and I've talked about them in my other posts I've shared here — namely the daily agenda thermal printer for my kids). They are the key! By building, curating, and composing optimized domain-specific agents (as sub-agents) for each discipline within a coding agent we are able to maximize intelligence-per-dollar well beyond what's possible with any generalist model/harness combo. Pair that with a lines-of-service model, like a cellphone plan, and you can offer unlimited usage to customers and (hopefully) not get hosed on costs. Each line of service runs one active session. Need parallel sessions? Add more lines. We're announcing it today and I hope it's ok to share here. I think it's a really novel and attractive way to price coding agents. Goal is to start letting in early access users to kick the tires as early this time next week, measure, and see if we've gotten the pricing / performance to the right spot. If you want to check it out you can sign up at standardcode.ai to be early on the list!
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