This claude code cost tip gets two things right and invents a command that doesn't exist
A post going around tells you to keep Opus 5.5 as your main model, push subagents to Sonnet 5.5 at half price, and keep Fable 5.1 "on call" through a slash command called /advisor that only
I have sent 6,706 posts to Jev with 5 questions each: hook, tone, topic...
7 million tokens. Total: $0.29. Qualifying with Opus means signing Aspas to take the sideline.
For the tofu application I developed for Opus 5.5, I decided to make a 10-second promotional video just for this app...
For the tofu application I developed for Opus 5.5, I decided to make a 10-second introductory video just for this app. It's not a great video, but it was effortless and he made it in about 5 minutes.
Some people use Opus 5.5 for motion design: every frame is code, with zero external tools, and the deformation transition template is open source.
This is not another stunt short film, but a set of morph templates that can be stolen - the product name becomes a black wordmark, and then the transition is made according to the "do only one thing" you gave. What you really waste time on is staring at other people's videos without knowing what input to throw out. Steal this set directly: 1) Open Opus…
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