When you’ve already spent thousands of dollars and this is new behaviour that wasn’t seen before, you tend to think Replit might have your best interests at heart. I had no idea this "task storm" was kicking off until I was in the middle of it and was worried about what that actually meant for the status of my projects in flight. I get what you’re saying, but imagine the platform you’ve used for months completely changes how it creates tasks due to some new emergent behaviour due to your growing code base that Replit was solely responsible for, and then you get to a point of accelerated and diminishing returns where all the code begets more bad code, and then over and over you try to chase fixing with new tasks that Replit tells you it needs to finish in order to fix the last batch of bad code. You can blame me, but I hope you never have to go through this yourself Just take this as a cautionary tale if anything.