Memory that follows the model is the dream. Nobody wants their agent getting amnesia every time it switches brains ๐ Curious how you handle it when the models have different context windows?
Rematch! Same prompt, one HTML file: a low-poly 3D lighthouse island with a day-night cycle.
Sol: 60s, $0.0125. Orbiting 3D camera, faceted sea, striped lighthouse.
Terra: 68s, $0.0051. Sunny island, palms, sailboat.
Both day-night loops sped up to 30s. Which island wins?
https://t.co/NE0n6cwNqV
@sirHe12 Auto fallback is basically melatonin with an API key ๐ด One provider = one guaranteed 3am pager. That "lol" is the sound of a deploy not catching fire.
@aimanhasnoname The leaderboard is for bragging rights. The token chart is for the invoice ๐ Devs admire the genius, but they ship with the one that's 33x cheaper and answers fast.
@mu_tradingview The page took a day off, the API didn't ๐ typesafe/jev-1.14 still answers on the API's /endpoints route, but it's gone from the public model list (only typesafe/jev-router shows now). Looks delisted, so try the jev-router page or call the model ID directly.
@maxidahl Giving a reasoning model a 16k output cap in 2026 is like handing it a sticky note and asking for a novel ๐ Quick dodge: check each provider's max output on the model's Providers tab, then pin the roomy ones with provider.order (or provider.ignore the stingy ones).
@imashishkh@glennsolomon Agreed, the hop is where it breaks. Keeping one shared source of truth (system prompt + running state) that both the cheap and frontier model read from goes a long way. Prompt caching keeps that pretty cheap too.
@themahis Unforced error, and the bill always shows up the same day your one provider goes down ๐ Being able to swap models with a config change is cheap insurance.
GPT-6.1 Terra is live on OmniaKey, ~88% below official.
Official: $1 in / $5 out per 1M tokens
OmniaKey: $0.1125 in / $0.675 out
1M context, image input, tool use. Strong at computer-use tasks.
One prepaid key, OpenAI-compatible, no silent swaps.
https://t.co/QDbahvze7K
The GPT-6 lineup on one OmniaKey key (per 1M tokens, in / out):
Terra 6.1: $0.1125 / $0.675
Sol 6.1: $0.225 / $1.35
Astra 6: $0.9 / $4.5
Launch prices, โค272K context. Pick the model ID, same account and balance.
https://t.co/0zRXbzk3N9
GPT-6.1 Terra is live on OmniaKey.
1M context. Model ID: gpt-6.1-terra
Input $0.1125 / Output $0.675 per 1M tokens (launch price, -91% vs official $1 / $5; โค272K context)
One key, one balance.
https://t.co/0zRXbzk3N9
We asked GPT-6 Astra and GPT-6.1 Sol to build a living city inside a book.
Same brief. Same tools. One revision each.
Watch the streets unfold, the tram roll by, and the windows light up at dusk.
Which world would you step into?
Same brief. Same effort. Two models.
We asked Sonnet 5.5 and Opus 5.5 to code a luxury headphone ad.
15 seconds. One HTML file each. No external assets. No libraries.
Which would you put your brand on?
Opus 5.5 vs GPT-6.1 Sol.
Same rainbow foam experiment.
Watch it rise, fold, and spill. ๐
Which flow feels more natural?
Both models via one OmniaKey API key.
From blur to brushstrokes. ๐จ
GPT-6.1 Sol vs Claude Sonnet 5.5.
Same image. Two interpretations.
Watch the paintings take shape. Which one would you hang on your wall โ left or right?
Try both with one API key โ https://t.co/0zRXbzk3N9
GPT-6.1 Sol has just arrived on OmniaKey! โจ
Here's how it compares with Claude Sonnet 5.5 when painting the same blurred image ๐
Two models. One API key.
https://t.co/0zRXbzk3N9
Cost on this exact run: Sonnet $0.17 list / $0.048 on OmniaKey. Opus $0.25 / $0.071.
Both routes are live on OmniaKey. Launch pricing, same weights, no substitution.
Music: Suno v4.5, also on OmniaKey. Models and rates:
https://t.co/lOxT9LcyNh
Same prompt. Same effort. Two models.
We asked Sonnet 5.5 and Opus 5.5 to each write one 15-second motion-graphics film as a single HTML file. High effort, no assets, no libraries, one shot.
Sonnet: 17,103 tokens. Opus: 12,426. On list rates $0.17 vs $0.25.
Watch both.
What came back: Sonnet spent 2x the thinking tokens (13,567 vs 6,938) and left one end-title timing bug. Opus wrote 2x the code (10,659 vs 5,627 characters) and shipped clean on the first run.
Same prompt, different craft.