I don't know what you tried but I tried to do something in Pi what I'd have usually done in Claude and it devoured tokens (much more than Claude) and I wasn't e

I don't know what you tried but I tried to do something in Pi what I'd have usually done in Claude and it devoured tokens (much more than Claude) and I wasn't even close to finishing the task. Mostly because the barebones Pi was/is very inefficient at anything with any weight. Then I began to customise it to be as good as Claude but eat less taken. I got tired and I had not even scratched the surface. Gave up. I finally realised, at least for me, Pi's best use case is - strip even the little "extra" Pi comes/starts with and then use it just like that if you have a task/work that is appropriate for that bareness.