I had similar experience, usually I'd ignore Gemini be it flash or pro but on several occasions it fixed complex errors like it's nothing. Yet when it comes to

I had similar experience, usually I'd ignore Gemini be it flash or pro but on several occasions it fixed complex errors like it's nothing. Yet when it comes to codegen it is "cheap" on tokens and struggles outputting complex logic. As a great bonus: their easy to setup API is freemium but a generous freemium (google AI studio I mean). My "ecosystem" atm will be something like: gpt5, claude 4.1 - if they both fail: try to fix with gemini. I'd skip Grok for privacy issues mostly not that I completely ignore its capabilities, qwen is good but sometimes 'overengineered' i don't need 400bn , given the large params maybe it will work for non-coding like if you ask it some exotic questions about science: casimir effect, acoustic levitation, ununennium etc etc you name it.