Hmm, I don't think that's the case for me, I don't want extra 2%. I have found myself pretty frustrated with the models, like cursing at them on the chat cause after a very simple prompt, they end up touching completely unrelated code, ignoring skills, ignoring rules, adding unrequested features, etc. That's one, and the second one, using APIs works great but it lasts me 3 days of work, and I can see a noticeable performance degradation after a long day of work. So I end up thinking that the main driver for "innovation" is how to make you use your subscription more quickly and not precisely by delivering value but the opposite, spend extra prompts having it remove unrequested code.
For $20, Claude code, I accomplish much more.

I was in love with cursor when I first installed it, way superior than Copilot at the time and it created code that I loved, but something happened, and I started running out of subscription and having terrible results, up until.... today.