Astra landed a serious punch on Anthropic

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I had a feeling that Astra caused a lot of people to leave Anthropic and switch to OpenAI. The facts bear this out, OpenAI overtook Anthropic in usage and spending on OpenCode.

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2026-09-16 12:58 · r/OpenAI
Astra landed a serious punch on Anthropic

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