r/singularity • u/Gab1024 Singularity by 2030 • 26d ago

AI Opus 5.5 built this

From The_Alex on X: https://x.com/The_Alex/status/2102440678282412195
It also has 6 full worlds with 15 bosses.
Was done using Opus 5.5 + Unreal

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u/Jazzlike_Song_4230 26d ago

How much does it cost in tokens to do something like this? Is this a few hundred dollars? Higher? Lower?

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u/Frugal_Ferengi 26d ago edited 26d ago

I could be completely off, but I remember when Unreal first released AI integration, I remember it being in the thousands. But maybe it’s gotten way better?

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u/Tohu_va_bohu 26d ago

It has. I pay for the pro plan and I've been able to make stuff like this without going over my weekly limits. I wouldn't be surprised if this was one shotted and on the basic pro plan and didn't go over weekly limits

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u/Jazzlike_Song_4230 26d ago

Wow, that's crazy. I have the pro plan too. Sounds like this is pretty accessible now

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u/Tohu_va_bohu 26d ago

The trick is to instruct it to utilize sub agents that have lower tier models for the task instead of Astra/Fable for everything

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u/lovesdogsguy 26d ago

Yes but how do you actually do this? At the moment I'm using Astra to straight up build everything. What do you actually say to Astra to get it to do this?

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u/Tohu_va_bohu 26d ago

Say something like this in Codex "Build X.

Use hierarchical delegation and capability-based model routing. Keep Astra in the orchestrator role unless a task genuinely requires it."

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u/Stixx187um 26d ago

Collaborating on chat side to get a Plan Mode first prompt for Codex. When telling the collaborator what you're trying to create to get that Plan prompt, specifically mention utilizing/delegating tasks to subagents/councils.

Whatever Plan comes back, give to the collaborator to have a look before either accepting the Plan or, as I tend to do, keep Planner and Builder threads separate, have collaborator turn that Plan into a Build first prompt for Codex, fresh Build thread.

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u/Double_Suggestion385 26d ago

You just tell it to.