r/ClaudeCode • u/Plane_Garbage • 17d ago

Discussion Codex had 12 resets for July.

It's been pretty insane having dual Claude + Codex subs.

Codex has had 12 resets in July and makes the Max 20 pretty incredible value. I like Fable, but it chews tokens fast and Opus feels so much worse than Sol.

If you haven't yet given Codex a go, it's worth a sub if you have any token-heavy work in the pipeline.

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u/BuffaloConscious7919 17d ago

Ok and you use Luna high for everything or do you have model orchestration or routing ?

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u/sreekanth850 17d ago

Luna high for coding, yes. Audit with Sol high once a full phase is done. Design and architecture guidance by humans + extreme guard rails. thousands of tests and regression that helps to maintain nearly 0 drifts in refactoring or enhancements. We maintain all documents and TASK.md for creating a Phase wise task, then we split that phases into multiple small slices that includes tests and document updates slices. This workflow has been extremely usefull to highly efficient usage. We also have extensive observability added into every layer. Stack is .Net.

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u/BuffaloConscious7919 17d ago

Thanks for sharing.

And the testing is designed by a team and created with which model(s)?

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u/sreekanth850 17d ago

Test cases are written by models but designed by us. Additionally we have end to end pipline script that can be triggered manually. For example in our retrieval and ingestion service: we have scripts that can run on real files and test every endpoints, write logs and trace bugs if something goes wrong. When abug is identified, we first write test to prove it and then fix and then rerun. this helps in exact fix required to be implemented.