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GPT-6.1 Sol scores one point below GPT-6 Astra on the Intelligence Index at under a quarter of its cost per task at max effort

Artificial Analysis says GPT-6.1 Sol replaced GPT-6 Sol after seven days and gained four points on its Intelligence Index. Its input and output token prices remain $2/$10 per million, but the cache-read discount rises from 90% to 95%.

24 Sources, 9d ago, updated 9d ago

The argument for switching between OpenAI and Anthropic

A user pushes back on criticism of switching between OpenAI and Anthropic, saying they use whichever technology they consider best at the time.

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1 Source, 10d ago, first seen 10d ago

A joke about “model nerfs” being one person’s fault

A user quips that they’ve just learned model nerfs are real—and “actually my fault?”

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1 Source, 11d ago, first seen 11d ago

A quoted claim of half as much API spend as the old Pro $200 plan

A user quoted a claim that “it” would net out at “half the dollar in API spend” compared with the old Pro $200 plan. They praised the transparency but said it “hurts a lot.”

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6 Sources, 10d ago, updated 10d ago

What’s the best tool for using Claude, Codex and Grok Build subscriptions in one app?

A user asked Grok for a tool that could bring their Claude, Codex and Grok Build subscriptions into one app, ideally with remote and mobile support. They also said they favor open-source software.

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4 Sources, 12d ago, first seen 12d ago

A week of T3 Code usage with Claude and Codex

A user expressed surprise at how much T3 Code usage roughly two Claude subscriptions and one Codex subscription could support.

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1 Source, 14d ago, first seen 14d ago

What do you miss when switching back to Claude Code from ChatGPT/Codex?

A user seeks feedback on the return to Claude Code, plus the biggest annoyances and desired changes from people who've also tried T3 Code.

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2 Sources, 14d ago, updated 14d ago

Coding agents and the demands of robust software engineering

One user argues that coding agents make software engineering even harder: unlocking their full potential requires extraordinary discipline and knowledge.