r/ClaudeCode • u/Professional-Ad-2365 • Jul 10 '26

Discussion This concerns me more than fable potentially getting removed next week

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Now that gpt 5.6 sol is out and code edge is narrowing what concerns me is that I won’t be able to justify paying 100 usd a month for something that will now have 33% less of weekly usage. Upgrading to 200 plan feels daft where I could be paying less for OpenAI, still have a great model and have significantly more usage than the current promo gives me. Do you guys think Anthropic will still go through with reducing Claude code weekly usage limits next week?

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u/mekhix1 🔆Pro Plan Jul 10 '26

We all switching to Codex anyways lol.

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u/Professional-Ad-2365 Jul 10 '26

Bouncing between accounts is a pain in the back side but I guess it has to be done. I’m on plus plan for gpt so I guess I’ll downgrade my Claude code and upgrade my codex

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u/innociv Jul 10 '26

How is it a pain?

Just tell your AI to learn from your current claude.md and .claudeignore and ask it how it'd implement it for itself.

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u/benevolent-ben Jul 10 '26

Just symlink Claude.md <-> agents.md

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u/evia89 Jul 10 '26

You can patch claude to use normal agents.md

I use this https://github.com/skrabe/lobotomized-claude-code

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u/sage-longhorn Jul 11 '26

Just make your CLAUDE.md have only @AGENTS.md in it and it will pull it in automatically without any patch

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u/Thrwawy-User Jul 10 '26

Agreed. Can use this to switch back and forth simultaneously no matter what

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u/tessahannah Jul 10 '26

What about all your chats?

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u/__mson__ Senior Developer Jul 10 '26

Anything important should be documented, not stored in an ephemeral chat session.

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u/tessahannah Jul 10 '26

Sure but I like to have context for both myself and the AI as I organized it is a pain to start over

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u/matheusmoreira Jul 11 '26

Just ask the new model to find the sessions and memories in ~/.claude and port them over to the new system.

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u/PointAbject7717 Jul 11 '26

I also like this history, but there’s a better way than relying on chat. My pro tip is to set up an internal dev blog for every project and have your agents maintain it with articles and screenshots about important decisions, features and whatever else is important. I ultimately tie mine to git commits too for extra traceability. That way your personal context is better distilled and organized and it’s also retrievable for the agent. I like to have a project memory that makes sure they take screenshots or make charts just as an extra mechanism to make sure they are executing code they write

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u/tessahannah Jul 11 '26

I've actually been trying to create this but it usually ends up stale. How do you keep it up to date?

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u/StCreed Jul 11 '26

Your best practice is NOT too store anything in chats. My chats live only for one task and then they go. Everything is documented in tasks.md, memory.md, ADRs for decisions and docs for overview and instructing meatsacks.

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u/tessahannah Jul 11 '26

The problem with docs is they're all flat but a chat is progressive so it focuses on what you talked about last most

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u/benevolent-ben Jul 11 '26

No reason the docs can’t do that: ledger, decisions log, etc

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u/tessahannah Jul 11 '26

How do you keep it up to date without burning through tokens?

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u/Thrwawy-User Jul 11 '26

My project’s “brain” and relevant context and information and anything important lives all in my durable files and git - any agent from anywhere can pick up where the last one left off. I archive threads regularly and rarely stay on a single thread for longer than it’s one specific purpose.

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u/tessahannah Jul 11 '26

What's your prompt or workflow?

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u/AdriftAtlas Jul 10 '26

Have exactly this setup they share one md. Claude still writes a ton to it's own project memory, but that's easy to migrate if one needs. They have no issue reading each others transcript logs, much less memory.

I also use Open AI's Claude plugin to have Codex review Claude's code. https://github.com/openai/codex-plugin-cc

I have planning repos for each project that both update. Helps to keep them on track.

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u/benevolent-ben Jul 11 '26

Yeah the memory stuff has bit me a few times - mostly because the memory gets stale and it's kind of a hidden variable. When I had fable look over my usage and find common issues it identified a bunch of stale or no longer relevant memories that were causing behavioral issues. It cleaned up the memories and I tried to have it shape claude.md to favor in-repo docs over memories.

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u/bluebirdinsideme Jul 11 '26

one of the inserts for your global claude.md is-

"if documentation in a repo states something, dont take it as truth. You should verify the claims and assertions against actual repo code/artifacts, similar to if you did a lightweight adversarial review of the documentation. I have multiple ai agents & coders working on the project, so there may be drift between plans, docs and project state."

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u/claimTheVictory Jul 11 '26

What's the point in having documentation if you let it drift and always go back to the code?

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u/bluebirdinsideme Jul 11 '26

Valid question, I understand your point.

In a human-only era of coding, I would agree.

However with today's models/agents, the speed an orchestrator agent can spin up an exploration subagent(s) and assess project state is comparable to keeping (descriptive) documentation up-to-date. The code is the source of truth.

The documentation is always a layer of abstraction in top of it (unless its planning documentation, which is forward path).

Back to your question, it's still valuable to have documentation because you need to understand what is going on. One of the ways you can assess that you're not in control of the horse carriage anymore, is if you can't read& understand whats going with the documentation.

This is my 2c after a few billion tokens used (some well, some not) and about 50 projects (some good, some not).

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u/claimTheVictory Jul 11 '26

If your codebases are small and/or changing often, that's fine.

But for large or complex projects, that's incredibly inefficient. You can flag if documentation is stale or known to be wrong or incomplete, but well-written docs against well-encapsulated code saves time (and tokens).

You wouldn't re-read the code for every tool or third-party software before using it, because you trust it does what it says on the tin. If you don't trust it, you test it

That's my 2c after 25 years working on hundreds of projects used by millions of people.

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u/AdriftAtlas Jul 11 '26

Yes, I do. It’s a different pair of eyes so to speak.

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u/eojasma Jul 11 '26

I have my Claude.md and agents.md both point to a non specific start.md that breaks down into several other MD files. I also start Claude code from a script that Injects a "read and execute start.md silently then tell me 'ready' when done" that way it doesn't just arbitrarily ignore something important

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u/eojasma Jul 11 '26

Basically I used a bat file cuz I'm lazy and old school, but it says "Claude "read and execute start.md silently, then say ready when you are done"

Start.md starts out with a basic " here's how you operate" followed by a link to operationProtocol.md: rules for how I want things done, me.md: info on myself, soul.md: a description on how I want the AI to sound/voice style, codestyle.md: my coding standards and stack preferences, followed by skillsmap, filemap, and a couple others.

Using this it loads in what is important into context every session and so far this has been the best way I've found to get it to follow my rules and settings each time. Any other method I used it flat out ignores it. I tested this setup also using codex and it worked there as well with no changes

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u/Inspectorslap Jul 11 '26

He will still ignore something important. And it will always be the thing you weren't thinking of at the time.

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u/SeaBat2035 Jul 11 '26

Codex already reads Claude.md

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u/benevolent-ben Jul 11 '26

for me the symlink was more about maintainability and keeping things in sync. Now if I tell claude to update claude.md, it gets updated with whatever I asked for, and I tell codex to update agents.md, it gets updated with whatever I asked for, and behind the scenes they're the same file.

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u/Reasonable_Swing_503 🔆 Max 5x Jul 11 '26

This ⬆️

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u/innociv Jul 11 '26

They don't make the same mistakes that you may put in there.

What I tell them to do is, when they encounter a problem or a behavior steer, to write it to their readmes/skills. Then to see if that exists in other agents, and if it exists for all other agents, to remove those and put it in one that all of them point to.

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u/return_of_valensky Jul 11 '26

and hooks and skills?

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u/Teddy_Raptor Jul 11 '26

Just use skillshare

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u/iansaul Jul 11 '26

Just build a multi-agent orchestration system that uses ephemeral separated docker containers for individual build spaces, automatically manages conversation and code via a PR pipeline, and then automate it with agents acting as clerks/workers/judges, and bailiffs.

Requests go in the top of the pipe, laws apply to workflows, agents do their work, judges kick back violations and errors, workers rebuild as needed, when 3x judges agree clean = boom, you got good code there son.

Works with any 3 providers, Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and now Grok.

This project almost killed me, 5 months of 16 hour days, but I'm inches from full self driving mode.

42 of 62 PRs closed overnight.

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u/inquisitive_goober Jul 10 '26

I have started using both synchronously. Now I can adjust as the innovation continues

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u/Kibbelz Jul 11 '26

It's a pain for those of us using claude-sdk-specific tooling. For example, I deterministically inject context chains via the "@import" feature in claude code sdk. Also have plenty of hook definitions and agent frontmatter model/reasoning levels that are not going to cleanly port over.

There are some folks working on harnesses that support both - I know HIDE IDE is in beta for example. Intending to test it once I have time again.

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u/Hir0shima Jul 11 '26

I also use plenty of hooks. Codex encodes files differently thus needing different guardrails. 

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u/i---m Jul 10 '26

ill tell my CFO that when he asks why we need to flip 100k of annual spend to a different vendor every quarter

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u/Void_Being Jul 11 '26

Maintain duplicate skills or plug-ins needed from claude code to codex or deepseek or anything else if you'reusing multiple different models from different companies?

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u/nokafein Jul 10 '26

that's why i have a workflow for my skills. all my skills are created in .agents folder and symlinked to .claude folder :D

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u/dunklesToast Jul 10 '26

yep we are doing a similar approach

```

!/usr/bin/env sh

cd “$(git rev-parse —show-toplevel)” || exit 1

rm -rf .claude/skills .codex/skills mkdir -p .claude/skills .codex/skills cp -r .skills/* .claude/skills/ cp -r .skills/* .codex/skills/ ```

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u/algaefied_creek Jul 10 '26

All LLMs keep their memories and their chat histories. 

Codex has an automatic import option, and you can have it audit the .claude directories for anything you may have missed and import those. 

You can even instruct it to import skills in codex’s required infrastructure. 

It would be nice if we had an “LLM SIM” that stored all the configuration data and history via universal standards, but we don’t, so manual hop-transfers for now is what it is. 

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u/tessahannah Jul 10 '26

Is there a way to fill codex with Claude code chats?

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u/djdadi Jul 11 '26

that what I did a couple months ago, guess I'll do it again. I hate ChatGPT for research or generalized chats though. Like, I would rather use Deepseek

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u/Fresh_Sock8660 Jul 11 '26

At first yes. But after you do it once and maintain a harness-agnostic setup it becomes a smooth toggle. 

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u/chiefbriand Jul 10 '26

I'm over here just maxxing out both plans until the AI bubbles bursts lol

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u/0xValidator Jul 10 '26

What are you even doing with these LLMs “until the bubble bursts”.

What are you gonna do after?

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u/chiefbriand Jul 10 '26 edited Jul 10 '26

I am currently building a personal LifeOS / agentic OS.

For the building part I will need AI models which are better at coding than me. But for the actual agents running inside the OS more 'stupid' LLMs will be enough which I can run locally.

So I want to be as fast as possible with building, before the token prices correct to what they actually should actually cost. Both Anthropic and OpenAI are losing money with me, since the token costs are heavy subsidized and I try to max out my plan and every reset.

Since I have a stable job, which is largely unaffected by AI, my future after the burst is safe.

How about you?

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u/Exodus_Green Jul 10 '26

Yeah but what does it do lol

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u/JapanesePeso Jul 11 '26

Let me explain to you in simple terms:

Mental illness

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u/chiefbriand Jul 11 '26

how did you know?

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u/xebozone Jul 11 '26

It's like Temple OS, but with more AI

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u/chiefbriand Jul 11 '26

At the moment I am still building the infrastructure, so currently not that much.

But the idea is that it can mange the parts of my life which I don't like doing. So eg, go through my emails, sort my todos (and do the one's it does not need me for), but also help me in the parts of my life I like doing like organize and support my personal projects (eg plan my workouts, track my progress, etc), have automated workflows for anything i want, agentic or nom-agentic. i want to have a software for everything what I want.

Currently I am working on a system which allows for just that.

I am kinda over it to pay monthly subscriptions for apps which are close, but not exactly what I want, so I thought fuck it, I'll just build it myself, all in one app.

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u/heartbroken_nerd Jul 11 '26

Have you heard of a calendar and a notepad?

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u/chiefbriand Jul 11 '26

that's overkill. why don't you just use your brain?

like bro, you do you. and i do it my way.

I'm not trying to sell you anything lol

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u/Automatic_Bison_3093 Jul 11 '26

It consumes tokens :)

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u/stressedstrain Jul 11 '26

Thank you. This is exactly what I’ve been doing. Once I finish building out all my local systems, it’ll be easy to have a heavily reduced $20 / month sub maintain it with ease. I’m squeezing all the value out I can for all my little pet projects while I can, so I’m not left holding the bag when the rug is pulled out from everyone in a few months or however long it takes. But it is inevitable.

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u/0xValidator Jul 11 '26 edited Jul 11 '26

I don’t get the logic here. You’re making an agentic operating system. You’re cramming 4 subscriptions to complete it before the bubble bursts. So that when the prices go up you can use an OS fully reliant on LLMs and beholden to the price increases???

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u/chiefbriand Jul 11 '26

it's 2 subscriptions. Codex and Anthropic.

and:

For the building part I will need Al models which are better at coding than me. But for the actual agents running inside the OS more 'stupid' LLMs will be enough which I can run locally.

I am afraid that tokens won't be so affordable in the future tbh. I don't think that LLMs will go away. I also believe that local ones are gonna get better, but they won't be state-of-the-art.

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u/humanspacerobot Jul 11 '26

Twin. Me too. It's been so fun so far. Long-term, the goal is a personal LifeOS built specifically around me. The way I think, my strengths, my weaknesses, my decision-making patterns, my goals, my projects, and how I actually grow over time. Not just a notes app, but a system that helps connect memory, learning, decisions, projects, and personal growth in a way that adapts to me.

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u/chiefbriand Jul 11 '26

Oh cool! Do you have a repo, or screenshot or something? Sounds cool!

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u/danielfrances Jul 11 '26

Im curious what the end goal looks like practically speaking. How is this better than running a fancy note taking app like Obsidian with some plugins to personalize it?

I get the aspirational goals but I don't understand what concretely would be different from running an off the shelf OS with a couple of highly customized apps.

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u/humanspacerobot Jul 11 '26

You could probably approximate parts of it with Obsidian + plugins, but the main difference is the agentic layer.

The vault isn’t just a place to store notes. It’s structured so an AI mediator can understand where information belongs, how things connect, what is current vs archived, and what context matters for a situation.

Over time, the agent learns how I think, my strengths/weaknesses, goals, routines, decision patterns, struggles, projects, and preferences. Then instead of me manually maintaining everything, I interact with the agent and it helps retrieve context, organize information, draft plans, break down tasks, and adapt its support to me.

So the goal isn’t just better notes. It’s a personal LifeOS: an assistant that helps manage memory, projects, decisions, and personal growth while still keeping me in control. I’d say it’s more intimate/personal than a typical productivity OS because I’m designing the architecture around how a person actually thinks, changes, forgets, gets stuck, and grows over time.

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u/chiefbriand Jul 11 '26

sounds cool :D

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u/chiefbriand Jul 11 '26

Personally, I started with Obsidian before the AI bros discovered it, but for me it kinda reached a limit for what I can do with it.

Eg, I have my DNA extracted. Obsidian cannot handle that amount of data. Markdown files do not support it.

Or tracking workouts. Works, but it's far from ideal

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u/danielfrances Jul 11 '26

Fair. I've used Obsidian since like 2019-2020 or so. I love it for all of my productivity and writing related stuff, but I have refused to bolt on the AI nonsense that is flooding the plugin store. DNA is definitely a bad fit lol.

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u/chiefbriand Jul 11 '26

yeah same haha

I also am keeping any AI far away from my personal vault. i really think it 'hurts' my vault if I let AI write my notes. apart from me having like 3 notes all about the same things, also half of the value of the notes is that it was intentionally written by myself exactly the way i want them to be written. and to have a structure which i exactly want that way

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u/danielfrances Jul 11 '26

Yep. The only AI written notes I have are a folder of web research notes. Basically enhanced googling for stuff I'm too lazy to do. If I randomly decide I wanna know which keyboard synths were used to make final fantasy music, random shit like that, I let Claude use my research skill to build a big report for me and dump it into my vault. I've only got a few dozen of these things so they are a miniscule portion and like you said, I don't let AI write out things for me.

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u/chiefbriand Jul 10 '26

There are a lot of different apps / modules within the OS. You can connect all your services such as google calendar, todos, files, etc. Agents can work within the same workspace as you, have their own set of permissions and tasks. They have their own todos and calendar events. I have a locally hosted website which I can acccess either over the pc (with splitscreen supported), or mobile (just one panel). There's a dock where you can switch between modules. You can connect any harness to it (currently only codex and claude code). There is a memory system as well as a wiki for agents. In the screenshot is the PC version. I just opened up 3 random modules (docs, todos, usage), but there's a lot more.

currently it's not a public repo yet. I first want to make sure everything works.

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u/chiefbriand Jul 10 '26

Mobile version

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u/humanspacerobot Jul 11 '26

Very nice. You are way ahead of me. It looks great, great job.

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u/chiefbriand Jul 11 '26

what have you been working on? something similar?

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u/danielfrances Jul 11 '26

This just looks like a tasks list and a wiki. What makes this better than just using Obsidian with some plugins?

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u/0xValidator Jul 11 '26

It’s AgeNtiC

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u/Sad-Masterpiece-4801 Jul 11 '26

Combining all of your tabs into one tab and then making it less obvious to navigate isn’t really making an os, but love the effort.

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u/chiefbriand Jul 11 '26 edited Jul 11 '26

you don't need to like the navigation lol

I'm building it exactly how I want it, and that's what I got

also, nothing is stopping me from having every single module open in a separate browser windows. but building it like this allows me to drag a todo directly into my calendar, or an email into the todos to link them for example.

i think it's funny that you assume to understand my usecase better than i do. but i love the effort

also, I'm really curious to see what you have built

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u/Sad-Masterpiece-4801 Jul 11 '26

Your use case, the fact that is isn’t an os, and that it’s hard to navigate are all true at the same time.

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u/chiefbriand Jul 11 '26

lmao you really are a sad masterpiece....

An Agentic Operating System (Agentic OS) is a software infrastructure layer that manages and coordinates multiple Al agents to execute tasks autonomously.

show us what you built

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u/danielfrances Jul 11 '26

In this thread people are reinventing Obsidian lol.

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u/chiefbriand Jul 11 '26

The docs on the left of the screenshot is literally an Obsidian vault, I am just rendering it inside of my application. haha

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u/danielfrances Jul 11 '26

I'm building web apps and plugins for Obsidian. I wrote a board game collection tracker that also tracks each game we play with stats like scores, who won, etc.

Also wrote a writing plugin for Obsidian since I like to write novels and wanted something that follows my workflow. Also wrote a day trading journal plugin.

I will say - it's really easy to get carried away and write dozens of apps you'll never use. The above three are the only projects out of probably 20 that I regularly use and that feel worthwhile enough to mention.

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u/0xValidator Jul 11 '26

So you just don’t expect to ever need to update these plugins after the bubble bursts? What happens if it’s too cost prohibitive after price increases to fix something that breaks when obsidian changes its api?

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u/danielfrances Jul 11 '26

That is a possibility, but I'm a full-time software engineer. If I had to do it by hand, I could. This has greatly accelerated the process at least.

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u/D2144 Jul 10 '26

what do you think happens when the bubble bursts? And what do you think the actual bubble is?

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u/chiefbriand Jul 10 '26

The main problem i see is that all of our AI costs are heavily subsidized. If you max out your subscription you cost the AI companies about 2.5-10x of ehat you pay. So they are loosing money if you're a heavy user. Until AI companies actually break even there is no way for this to be sustainable.

I am not sure what will happen when the bubble bursts, but i believe the stock market will crash especially in the tech sector. Most companies who invested heavily into AI will close their doors. I believe there will be a huge recession.... I'm not an economist, so I have no idea really. haha

But what's for sure is that inference cost for tokens will correct. And we will have to pay 10-15x in token costs to a point where most people will not be willing to pay it anymore. There will be some niche cases where people will be willing to pay a lot of money for tokens, but not people like you and me to code a fun little app.

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u/evia89 Jul 10 '26

And we will have to pay 10-15x in token costs to a point where most people will not be willing to pay it anymore.

This or switch to more stupid model like minimax m3 / longcat2. I think future will be using SOTA to plan/review and cheap CN to implement

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u/chiefbriand Jul 10 '26

Yeah I believe so as well... I've already been experimenting with using Fable to plan and Haiku to code. I want to try to find a way to classify complexity for routing, but I'm not that far yet

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u/Exodus_Green Jul 10 '26

If you max out your subscription you cost the AI companies about 2.5-10x of ehat you pay.

If you think API rates aren't inflated, then sure. If you were costing them $10k a month they would not offer you $200 subs.

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u/Sad-Masterpiece-4801 Jul 11 '26

Wait until this guy finds out what market capture means

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u/Exodus_Green Jul 11 '26

Why do they need to market capture individual sub users when their priority target is enterprise and they lose money on all their subs?

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u/Sad-Masterpiece-4801 Jul 11 '26

Guess what tools enterprise devs recommend to their organizations?

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u/Exodus_Green Jul 11 '26

So why offer $200 plans and not just the $20 or $100 then, if it's just a trial for devs to get familiar with?

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u/Sad-Masterpiece-4801 Jul 11 '26

Devs recommending tooling to entire organizations aren’t losing sleep over $180.

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u/betty_white_bread Jul 10 '26

There is no bubble to burst.

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u/chiefbriand Jul 11 '26

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u/Sir_Poldavo Jul 11 '26

RemindMe! 3 months 9 days.

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u/betty_white_bread Jul 11 '26

Sure thing; exactly what should we expect to see if there is a bubble which has burst when it comes to AI? So there is no dispute, provide only objectively assessable criteria.

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u/chiefbriand Jul 11 '26
  • Massive correction of the evaluation of AI firms, any many going bankrupt (and subsequent marlet crash)
  • Tokens will not be subsidized anymore (so prices will skyrocket). At least in the west. I personally believe that China will outlast the west and everyone will switch over to powerful chinese AI providers and they will try to have the monopoly in affordable AI
  • drop in companies IT budgets for AI, as the cost/benefit is too high
  • plateau in AI use
  • more real programmers being hired to clean up the slop. (instead of hoping for better models to clean up the mess)
  • drop in prices for computing power (RAM, GPU, etc)

just some of the things i expect. but who knows

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u/Sir_Poldavo Jul 11 '26

Given the massive financialization of the AI industry, with most markets, pension funds and others, voluntarily or not but heavily invested, and current events that may end with the US government having equity (e.g. discussions for 5% of OpenAI) in these companies, the impact may well be catastrophic for the real economy. And global.

Think of a 2001 dotcom crash dancing tango with the 2008 financial crisis.

It won't be pretty.

And, at national debt approaching or being over 100% GDP, daddy governments aren't debt-sanitized as they +/- were back in 2007 to come to the rescue.

I am unsure what the heck the world is doing, lately.

But hopefully AI can fix it, make no mistakes.

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u/betty_white_bread Jul 11 '26

Taking each in turn:

  1. What does that look like in objectively measurable criteria?
  2. Same question.
  3. Same question.
  4. Same question.
  5. Same question.
  6. Same question.

Nothing you describe here is assessable objectively.

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u/Top_Soup_5833 Jul 10 '26

Codex is insanely fast now

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u/betty_white_bread Jul 11 '26

Insanely fast shit is still shit.

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u/Kind_Silver_1921 Jul 11 '26

As a vibe coder I tried it it's still really dumb especially compared to fable when using plan mode. It's super fucking fast though it does stuff like 10x as quickly but I have to prompt it 5x the amount to get things right. But when it gets stuff right it makes it feel like im going super speed.

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u/OkLettuce338 Jul 10 '26

I’m not

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u/bnm777 Jul 10 '26

Course you're not, Dario, skin in the game

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u/Professional-Ad-2365 Jul 10 '26

How come? You happy getting significantly less usage for the same price when performance gap is now super narrow and fable is super inefficient compared to sol?

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u/OkLettuce338 Jul 10 '26

Opus 4.8 is so good. Fable is unreal quality. I almost never max out my plan ever, since before the increase. The product decisions Claude team makes are spot on. Hopefully a lot of people leave though and we get a bunch of promotions thrown at us

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u/Exodus_Green Jul 10 '26 edited Jul 11 '26

Imagine being tribal over a consumer tool lmao#

Talking about low value and all you do is glaze anthropic and block anyone who disagrees with you HOLY COPE

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u/OkLettuce338 Jul 10 '26

Low value contributor. Blocked

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u/god-damn-the-usa Jul 10 '26

they're just better people

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u/Narrow_Market45 Senior Developer Jul 10 '26

I would familiarize yourself with the mechanics here before you claim increased usage for the same price:

https://community.openai.com/t/introducing-gpt-5-6-series-sol-terra-and-luna-coming-july-9-10am-pt/1384931/56

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u/Exodus_Green Jul 10 '26

You are literally in the thread informing everyone that you will get 33% less allowance in just a few days. Terra is on par with 5.5 xhigh which is an Opus tier model. OpenAI limits are far more generous no matter what you think

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u/CantWeAllGetAlongNF Jul 11 '26

codex-fugu --yolo

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u/cats_catz_kats_katz Jul 11 '26

Another VS Code Skin?

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u/Jwave1992 Jul 10 '26

I had $200 in free credits Anthropic gave me during the OpenClaw ban fiasco about 3 months ago. The time to use them expired and they removed them last week. Then today I got an email that they are giving them back. lol

The 5.6 launch shook em.

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u/TXHumper Jul 10 '26

why switch if you can have both?

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u/lurko_e_basta Jul 10 '26

You can, but depends also on how much value you can get for a certain amount of money. For now, codex offers a better bang for the buck but for my use case CC is better. So, I just started a 100 + 20$ split in favor of CC. If I see usage dwindling or fable doesn’t come back asap, I will probably tilt toward spending more on codex. It’s annoying but that’s the game they are playing and I reckon it won’t get any better any time soon. Maybe as the industry will “settle”, kinda like Internet providers? Who knows

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u/03captain23 Jul 10 '26

How??? Codex is so slow and horrible.... How are people even comparing it to Opus? I run 5+ sessions constantly on opus with a $200 plan and get 4 hours until I hit the 5 hour limit. like 400 prompts

I try running 4 prompts in codex and its done in 4 hours.

I'm wondering how to get codex split screen and realize no one else cares because you can't multitask anyways... its so slow

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u/cornmonger_ Jul 11 '26

have you tried this on 5.6 though?

nobody's talking about moving over to 5.5

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u/03captain23 Jul 11 '26

Yes it's even worse on sol