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Check out zen MCP server https://github.com/BeehiveInnovations/zen-mcp-server Lets you use Gemini and OpenAI models in Claude Code.

I always use Claude Code to debug issues, there’s no point in trying to do this yourself when AI can fix it in minutes (easy to verify if you write tests first) o3 with new search can do things in 5 mins that will take me at least 30 mins if I’m very efficient. Say what you want but the time savings is real.

Use free tiers?

Yeah, you can’t do sh*t in an hour. I spend a good 6-8 hours every day using Claude Code, and I actually spend an hour every day trying new AI tools, it’s a constant process.

Here’s what my today’s task looks like: 1. Test TRAE/Refact.ai/Zencoder: 70% on SWE verified 2. https://github.com/kbwo/ccmanager: use git tree to manage multiple Claude Code sessions 3. https://github.com/julep-ai/julep/blob/dev/AGENTS.md: Read and implement 4. https://github.com/snagasuri/deebo-prototype: Autonomous debugging agent (MCP) 5. https://github.com/claude-did-this/claude-hub: connects Claude Code to GitHub repositories.

What really baffles me is the claims from: Anthropic: 80% of the code is generated by AI OpenAI: 70-80% Google/Microsoft: 30%

Let need explain. Windows user for 28 years. I decided to try macOS and got hooked (no more WSL). Moved from Android to iPhone because of tight integration with macOS. 1. Universal copy (copy from/to Mac) 2. Automatically fill OTP from phone to mac 3. Passwords app integration means I don’t have to fill 2FA manually (mac or iPhone) 4. I use Apple TV 4K and I can use my iPhone as a remote, use it for color calibration, use it as a dedicated camera for FaceTime on TV 5. I use Apple Watch to receive important calls/ notifications when my phone is not around. When you are using Watch, macOS does not ask you to enter system password for when you are changing system settings, installing/uninstalling apps etc.

These are the things at the top of my mind, I’m sure I can come up with much more.

Photo sync and iCloud are pretty easy to replace with Google Photos/G drive, so I’m not worried about that part.

It’s these small things that add up and make the whole experience better.

The worst part is I’m so deep in Apple ecosystem that it’s impossible to move to Android.

Meanwhile Apple: Liquid Glass

Have they ever decreased the price in the past? I don’t remember.

Before: 50 messages per week Now: 100 messages per week

That has been my conclusion too but how do you explain the long ass prompt by AI labs: https://docs.anthropic.com/en/release-notes/system-prompts#m...

Older than United States.

So your sample size is 1 task and 1 LLM? I would recommend trying o3, opus 4 (API) with web search enabled.

Just bought it. Any advice on how to use the book to master the terminal? One page a day or try to finish everything in a week or two?

The worst part is, these scams flourish during bull markets, like now, when alts start shooting up 10-20% everyday. Stay safe.

I avoid using my own API keys, especially for Sonnet 4 or Opus, because LLMs can rack up unexpected costs. Instead, I use Augment Code’s remote agents and Google’s Jules, which charge per message rather than by usage. This setup is ideal for me since I prefer not to run the model locally while I’m actively working on the codebase.

Cool story.

Sorry. I was wrong.

Sonnet 3.7 > Sonnet 4? Interesting.

Did you not see the live stream? They took a feature request for excalidraw (table support) and Claude 4 worked on it for 90 minutes and the PR was working as expected. I’m not sure if they were using sonnet or opus.

You can’t in AI studio, it’s available on loveable.

It allows you to use your own api ke.

4.1 in api already provides 1 million tokens. Anthropic’s enterprise version does too. I’m not sure if this is a software or a hardware (computer) problem.

They are referring to SWE bench lite. Just want to make sure you are too.

Why are you obsessed with Pelicans? What’s your story?

Why not use Claude Max Plan? Starts at $100.

I signed up on the waitlist when it was announced, got my invite today.

I don’t understand the hype in the original post.

OpenAI launched function calls two years ago and it was always possible to create a simple coding agent.

It generates a PR. You decide if you want to merge, clone it locally, test, edit and then merge the code.

I am working with a 3rd party API (Exa.ai) and I hacked together a python script. I ran a remote agent to do these tasks simultaneously (augment.new, I’m not affiliated, I have early access)

Agent 1: write tests, make sure all the tests pass.

Agent 2: concert python script to fastapi

Agent 3: create frontend based on fastapi endpoints

I get a PR, I check code and see if it works and then merge to main. All three PR’s worked flawlessly (front end wasn’t pretty).