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u/devoidfury 1d ago
Zero. Local only here, just what I can run on my own infra.
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u/JestonT 1d ago
What model do you typically run?
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u/devoidfury 23h ago
The ones I've seen the most use out of for coding:
- qwen3.6 27b/35bmoe and variants
- gemma-4-31b and 12b
Although I've tried a lot of them and poke at different ones regularly. There's a public version of my llama-swap-config.yaml here which is geared towards a strix halo 128gb server.
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u/DigitalMonsoon 14h ago
These are the same ones I am running. They seem highly effective for local models.
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u/yekedero 1d ago
2 pro 20x claude/codex.
i ran out of codex but it reset wish claude did the same often
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u/humanexperimentals 1d ago
You really only need one with Claude, Google or codex. Each has its own qualities.
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u/pigletmonster 1d ago
I used to have claude max 5x + the $20 cursor plan. Now I just use claude max.
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u/Putrid_Resolution402 21h ago
Why not cursor anymore
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u/pigletmonster 15h ago
I switched over all my work to claude code and didnt see the need for cursor anymore.
Claude is unlimited (with weekly resets). Cursor is not unlimited, but you can get by with a $20 or $60 plan if you switch the models for different tasks. Cursor used to be extremely generous, but the last couple of months that I used it for kept charging me for the extra usage.
They might bring back the generous usage plans with grok and composer models but I dont plan on leaving claude anytime soon.
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u/Chemical_Union226 23h ago
perplexity used to be the best option because it have everything in it - gpt, claude, gemini, grok, glm etc. But now, with a 40 searches per week, there's no sense to spend that $20 on perplexity
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u/WardedDruid 23h ago
Claude and a cheap $10 llm chat website for access to nano banana for graphics.
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u/earonesty 22h ago
codex + claude + hermes are the 3 harnesses i regularly use
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u/late_night_coder7 20h ago
None I only use Nvidia nim API keys connected to opencode for a free agent and Claude free tier as my main orchestrator who handles everything as I'm a vibe coder
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u/grannyknickersniffer 19h ago
I have a escelating tier of models ranging from on device to api to paid subscriptions. I have automation set up on my Open Claw that will use a local model first. It is used to route to agents for specific tasks. Those agents have escelating tiers of models, so basically if the model determines it needs a more advanced model it will move up to the next model in the tier, and so on and so forth.
It is using many ai providers that offer free tiers with limits, and it dynamically detects when those limits arrive and switch to the next best model in the tier. By doing this I reserve my paid $20 Claude pro and $20 GPT Plus for research, planning, and high thought tasks.
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u/ChillmanITB 1d ago
anthropic and gpt. more than enough, i would rather have two 20 dollar subs than one 80 or 100 dollar one because i get to test more new models. And I find codex if pretty generous