Claude Sonnet 4.6 is not just a smarter chatbot. It quietly turns “default AI” into a digital co‑worker that can operate software, rewrite workflows and change how engineers, designers and marketers actually work.
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AI coding demos look magical: agents fixing builds, shipping features, and letting developers “stay in flow”. Reality is messier. Teams see more debugging, governance headaches, and underwhelming ROI. This piece breaks down the demo-to-production gap—and what engineering leaders should actually do about AI coding tools.
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Two videos released within 24 hours reveal opposing philosophies about earning developer trust. Anthropic’s 40-second Claude Haiku 4.5 announcement refuses to explain anything—just abstract visuals and benchmark specs. OpenAI’s five-minute GPT-5 Codex tutorial shows two engineers building a multiplayer game from scratch, complete with deployment and live testing. One company bets on brevity and developer intelligence. The other bets on transparency and proof. Both understand that developers don’t want charm—they want technical substance. This analysis examines what these radically different marketing approaches reveal about the evolving battle for developer mindshare in the AI coding tools market.