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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
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Assuming this isn't some toy CI a 60% drop in billable minutes will make $500 back pretty quick. Github is wildly expensive.
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Pricing is dropping quick. Inference is so cheap, I think they are losing a lot less money selling subscriptions than you think. It might even be more expensive managing the load, than actually selling the tokens at subscription prices.

We are seeing with OpenAI, allegedly through their new pricing scheme, as intelligence and model efficiency increases they offer the same throughput while advertising 1/2 as much usage, letting Astra consume more usage, essentially only being available to those wealthy enough to afford it while still offering essentially unlimited Sol and Luna to their subscription tiers.

Also if you're cache hit rate is high enough a billion tokens tokens from Deepseek 4.1 Flash costs less than $15.

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They have dropped, in Chinese models.
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Does it resume automatically on higher subscriptions?

I'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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Instruct it to arm a monitor (every hour or so) to wake him up in case of quota or api issue.
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Interesting how the French call Claude a "him" and not an "it", as French and many other languages don't have a word for a neuter pronoun.
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