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300 prompts in a day isn't that unreasonable to achieve on a heavy day? And Opus has a significant multiplier as well
by theblazehen 5mo ago
300 prompts in a day isn't that unreasonable to achieve on a heavy day? And Opus has a significant multiplier as well
- antod 5mo agoYeah, thats 20 Opus 4.7 prompts.
- nextlevelwizard 5mo agoThat is a lot of prompts. What kind of prompts do you usually give? Mine are usually giving specification and telling Claude to implement some part of it, referring to existing code base, writing unittests and running e2e until it passes. This can easily take 4-5 hours. Then again, I have seen colleagues prompt “are you sure?” And other nonsense like that
- theblazehen 5mo agoI think we use it differently then, I tend to go heavy on the back and forth. For speccing things out, I have a back-and-forth with the grill-me skill, break things down into tickets, as well as kicking off subagents. That said, I significantly overestimated the number of human messages I send. My daily 90th percentile wrt number of prompts sent is sitting at 160 queries / day and average at 97 queries / day. Ran an analysis of my last 2000 messages, with the following breakdown Task delegation / execution: 23% Investigation / diagnosis / “what’s going on?”: 21% Planning / architecture / brainstorming: 15% Testing / verification / release ops: 10% Review / cleanup / quality control: 9% Course-correction / constraints / preferences: 8% Agent / ticket / workflow orchestration: 6% Providing context / evidence / pasted material: 4% Social reactions / acknowledgements / vibes: 2% Other: 2%
- nextlevelwizard 5mo agoYeah that’s not good for current Copilot usage since you are paying per request not by token
- theblazehen 5mo agoYeah, copilot is only my backup - Codex and Claude are my primary, where it's per-token. Just looked up my user prompt count from my opencode db