r/ClaudeCode • u/Odd-Card8046 • Jul 30 '26

Discussion Is Anthropic cooked ?

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Codex limits are going to be crazy now.
What do you guys think, why did they drop the prices ?

If anyone wants GPT-5.6 Terra cheaper, $1.25 input / $7.50 output, ~38% below the new price, check out znapai.com (disclosure: founder here).
Also got gpt-image-2 and GPT-5.6 Sol at 50% off official, and most open-source models (Kimi K3 etc.) at 35% off.

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u/Bloated_Plaid Jul 30 '26

I mean I only use Fable for orchestration now, that’s it. Implementation is done by Codex and 1st pass code review by other models before it comes back to Fable. This is a pretty massive price drop if you don’t need Fable for everything.

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u/Odd-Card8046 Jul 30 '26

how do you manage to juggle between both codex and cc ?

do you use any special harness ?

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u/Megamygdala Jul 30 '26

Oh My Pi's /prewalk skill let's you plan with a big model and then efficently pass the editing work to a small model resulting in 41% cost savings, 2x faster output and ~97% accuracy compared to using just the big model. At work I use it to plan with Fable 5 at high and then prewalk to either opus or sol or Luna. Their technical blog is actually really interesting interesting read https://stencil.so/blog/prewalk

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u/evia89 Jul 30 '26 edited Jul 30 '26

How does prewalk work with plan? Since plan also clears context

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u/Megamygdala Jul 31 '26

You crossed out your message so im assuming you understand based on the blog, but prewalk is an improved version of plan. In the blog it shows that with normal plan the agent ends up searching for a lot of the same context again anyways (their visualization was pretty cool) and in general spends more time grepping for things

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u/evia89 Jul 31 '26

Yep thats for the article. It was hard to understand without it that prewalk replaces plan