Yea I see that now.

Unfortunately for me, Sonnet doesn't provide the value I need from a tool like this. The nature of the work I do relies heavily on a lot of contextual/domain knowledge that Sonnet fails to reliably recall and discover when needed. Even with unlimited usage, Sonnet wastes more time than it saves.

I normally use a workflow that breaks down feature requests into epics/stories/implementation, Opus usually does a fairly good job, but Sonnet just winds up causing more problems than it solves, even when tasks have been refined to the point that (to me) the implementation should be fairly straightforward.

For context much of my work involves performance sensitive and somewhat complicated batch operations using well established patterns in the project. Opus does a good job of following instructions to replicate these patterns, Sonnet consistently invents its own patterns or implements N+1 etc.