Yes. It spawned multiple subagents to run different experiments to benchmark a lot of different things, reviewed CI logs from past runs, etc. In the end, there were changes to what/how we cached, various code quality checks, speeding up test runners, and many other things.
replyI dare not ask about the cost, having burned $60 on a task running for 1h 16min once.
replyI’m on the $100/month subscription; this session took about $500 in token-equivalent costs.
reply(Note that it wasn’t all Opus 5.5; I have a setup that uses Fable 5.1 as an advisor, Sonnet 5.5 for mechanical changes, etc.)
God I hope the prices drop quick. Once they stop subsidizing it these kinds of workflows will be unaffordable for anyone who isn't already wealthy
replyDoes it resume automatically on higher subscriptions?
replyI'm on a $20 plan and it never auto resumes. I have to go back in and type out resume or click a button.
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replyInstruct it to arm a monitor (every hour or so) to wake him up in case of quota or api issue.
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