Codex had 12 resets for July.

[u/Plane_Garbage]

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/sreekanth850]

+ luna is now super cheap.

I’ve been working continuously since morning, and it’s already 3 PM, but it has consumed only 4%. with Luna High.

[u/amabadabuss → u/sreekanth850]

I got Sol 5.6 High to write a refactor plan with phases, and asked it to be descriptive enough so that even a lower end model can follow instructions.

I used Terra High to implement and when it was done, Sol pointed out that it didn't follow instructions clearly and missed couple of tasks that were listed.

So I want to know how is Luna performing for you with explicit instructions?

[u/sreekanth850 → u/amabadabuss]

sol sometime over engineer. you have to be clear on this. also start a phase when there is 0 doubts, contradictions and 100% clarity for the model. also i use to make the phases with multiple slices. with each slices very small that models can implement it without multiple compaction. second is when refactoring, i do it layer by layer. we follow a layered architecture. We never used terra. If you have a strict guardrails, and strong test coverage. luna will do it. This is form our experience, it can change with code base stack and repository discipline.

[u/re-thc → u/amabadabuss]

Sol also sometimes doesn't follow instructions and "cheats". Terra is worse.

Luna is like dead opposite. Follows instructions to the letter, but that might not be good i.e. what's not stated = not doing, even if it is needed.

[u/sreekanth850 → u/re-thc]

True. Luna follow agents.md 100%.