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For $20 a month, I can plan and implements a couple features in 4 hours with Claude. Then I have to wait. For $20 a month, I can plan and implement thousands o
by lubujackson 7mo ago
For $20 a month, I can plan and implements a couple features in 4 hours with Claude. Then I have to wait.
For $20 a month, I can plan and implement thousands of features using Composer 2 or Auto with Cursor. The usage limits are insanely higher. Yes, the depth of understanding is not Opus 4.6, but most work doesn't need that. And the work that does need it I pass to Claude.
I can code 8 hours a day using LLMs as my primary driver spending just $40 a month.
- dgellow 7mo agoI mean, in that case, cannot you do the same by just using sonnet instead of opus?
- bentt 7mo agoYep, Composer 2 has been quite good for me too. I only turn to Opus for major brainteasers.
- zwaps 7mo agoMy man, have seen the Sonnet 4.6 tho
- mschulkind 7mo agoYou can do this with copilot, for the $40/mo range, AND you get to use opus 4.6 for all of it. Copilot is absurdly cheap if you can make it fit your work profile.
- georgeven 7mo agothe codex limits are actually pretty high too. You might want to check it out.
- daviding 7mo agoAgree with that, they seem really good limits for daily use on something like Chat GPT Pro $20 account. I'm in the curious situation of using the Codex CLI within Cursor IDE and not really getting value out of my $60 Cursor sub. Plus at every update it seems Cursor seems to break more of their UI in the 'not a cloud agent chat UI' vs the more traditional VSCode sort of layout of code first. I should probably cancel.