Not allowed? This is easy to find in the Agent SDK docs

"Unless previously approved, Anthropic does not allow third party developers to offer claude.ai login or rate limits for their products, including agents built on the Claude Agent SDK. Please use the API key authentication methods described in this document instead."

https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/agent-sdk/overview

We saw this, but thought it was for Agents calling the API directly. Outworked is just a wrapper around your CLI using the existing agents and sub-agents in your Claude Code installation.

It's a great point though and we'll need to read into this more in-depth. Appreciate you raising this.

Right, pretty sure people got their accounts shut down for doing this kinda thing in the early days of OpenClaw before it was renamed and when it supported login. I guess you can take your chances but API is probably the only safe way to use this.

Consumers never pay for stuff on the internet. FB, Insta, TikTok, Google products, Reddit, Snapchat. This is not a new realization that OpenAI is having.

Ctrl+F "ads"

Nothing

Yeah that was my strategy yesterday and it worked. I ditched an MCP server and had Claude write its own CLI for the API

Exactly. People project all kinds of ethics on writing code. The constant hum of anti-LLM on HN is monotonous and telling. Hurt egos everywhere.

I dunno, I think the boosters show their hurt feelings here more often than the detractors do.

Lmfao. The front page is littered with whining about the craft from people who can’t argue coherently why I should go back to getting yelled at by a linter.

It’s all “I can’t think anymore” or “software bad now” followed by a critique of the industry circa 2015.

Most of the people making cool stuff with LLMs are making it, not writing blog posts hoping to be a thought leader.

If telling something else to make something for you is a craft, I'm an artisan for hiring a webdev to build my site.

Reading is fundamental

That's fair frankly, hurt egos on both sides.

This feels perfectly justifiable to me. The subscription plans are super cheap and if they insist you use their tool I understand. Ya'll seem a bit entitled if I'm being honest.

I'd love a new Gemini agent that isn't written with Node.js. Not sure why they think that's a good distribution model.

(Shrug) Ask it to write one!

Why don't you define private equity so we know what you're referring to

They have lots of ETFs for this

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/COWZ/

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/FLOW/

Yeah, COWZ is essentially doing this at the fund level. The difference here is seeing individual company grades and balance sheet breakdowns behind each one rather than just holding the big basket.

IMO the code itself has become much less valuable. Most people in this thread are telling you to stay in the code but I would argue you need to stay current on how to architect a good project. What supporting infra do you need? Did you pick the right language? Did you break the project up into appropriate tasks? You need to become a really great PM.

Learn to wrangle your agent better than everyone else. Don't rely on the chat too much, break up your project into tasks, learn to use sub-agents.

Learn to use the new tools well.

This tool seems obvious but its message is really that what you prompt is profoundly important.

https://developers.googleblog.com/conductor-introducing-cont...