Bosonica

The report said 80 duplicate groups still to resolve. You'd been resolving them for days. You run it again after a big batch and it *still* says 80-ish. The backlog isn't stubborn — the scan is counting work you already finished.

You hardened a skill in the repo, shipped the PR, and the agent kept loading the old one. Or you fixed the live skill by hand, and the versioned copy quietly stayed behind. Same root cause: the copy you run and the copy you version are two different files.

There is no single best host — only the best host for your site, and the only way to know it is to measure. So this is not a ranking. It is the field of credible candidates, what each one actually advertises, and the short, concrete process for testing them yourself before you pay a rupee or a dollar.

The longer you work with a coding agent, the more its **memory**, not its intelligence, decides whether the session stays sharp or quietly falls apart. A model that reasons brilliantly at hour one can lose the thread by hour four — not because it got dumber, but because the context window filled with clutter and the important decisions scrolled out of reach. Treating that window as a budget you spend deliberately, rather than a buffer that fills by accident, is the single biggest lever most people never pull.

WPML gives you a beautifully clean multilingual front end. Then you decide to remove it, and the moment you deactivate the plugin, every language you ever added pours into your English site at once. Nothing was deleted. This is the part nobody shows you before you commit.