30 days: 67B tokens. Hundreds of thousands of lines shipped. Subagents covering hundreds of hours a week.
I don't ration the model. I treat agents as headcount with a job, keep judgment in the loop, and spend where the bottleneck is the model.
GPT-6 Astra made that cheaper.
@garrytan@capydotai The speed-up is useful. Before I add another agent path, I map what is already running and check whether the gap is real. That keeps a faster workflow from becoming one more system to remember.
@brycent repost had me looking at this — very excited, and agree this is likely a unicorn.
Only tidbit is I guess I missed the preorder window, and the discount right now is immaterial, so instead of buying it immediately my reaction was to pause and wait… I pushed through it.
But realistically a sizable preorder locks customer in and removes friction. Something to think about @lumeriaskin
@elonmusk I hit 67b tokens on Claude and Codex so swapped a lot of my workflow to @grok SuperHeavy… and maxed out with 2 days to go in the weekly reset. This broke a bunch of long running routines I’ve since balanced out.
Apart from that LOVING 4.6.
Bro, please bring back daily resets for SuperHeavy power users… keep weekly for the other subs.
@mattyp@Cloudflare@bot@mattyp Set up about 10 of these scheduled jobs this weekend, all read only, each ends in a brief. What made me stop trusting the report: an agent in my stack marked a batch of document pulls done and had written 200-byte placeholder files. I open the real output first now.
@lydiahallie Worth pairing with one check: the subagent model is also the one reading untrusted input from tools and web pages. Injection resistance drops with the tier. I keep the cheap model for subagents that only touch my own files, and the big one for anything that reads the internet.
@steipete "Fix anything with a prompt" means the prompt has root. The webcam fix rebooted the box, so it had sudo for everything. My setup for that: a separate user for the agent, sudoers scoped to apt and systemctl, and it asks me for the rest. Still fixes the webcam.
@MikeMcQuaid Stronger sandboxing is the headline for me. Install scripts were the one place a formula could touch anything on the box, and nobody reads them. Does the sandbox cover post_install and caveats hooks, or only the build step?