It looks like there's now an even more powerful coding tool available. I'm still running a lot of tests, but so far it seems helpful for implementing more complex requirements.
This also seems to confirm what I mentioned before—AI wrappers will eventually be replaced by products developed directly by major AI companies. After all, it's hard to compete with their funding and technical resources. It looks like the AI race will continue to be a battle between big companies and capital.
What we can do, realistically, is focus on the application layer. Diving too deep into prompt engineering can’t really keep up with the impact of a single new product release from an major AI company—especially considering how fast things are evolving right now.
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