Vasya Aksyonov

[Vasya Aksyonov @outring]

@tonychang430 @herdrdev @orca_build @cognition @tryreplicas @bot @claudeai @conductor_build Didn't actually try a few of those tbh because I've already given up at some point lol but these were on my radar. They're all same except for VibeKanban, https://t.co/Jrma6xmX5n and TaskPlane group which doesn't really work for me

[Vasya Aksyonov @outring]

@tonychang430 @herdrdev @orca_build @cognition @tryreplicas @bot @claudeai @conductor_build I have tried like 20 of them, here's what's missing:
Nimbalyst, Emdash, Agentastic, Paseo, Pane, Amp, One, Solo, Aiden, MonoCode, Aion, Sculptor, VibeKanban, https://t.co/Jrma6xmX5n, TaskPlane, JB Air, VS Code Agents Window, GitKraken's Kepler, Zed's Parallel Agents

[Vasya Aksyonov @outring]

@pvncher @modkin_mp Well I didn't measure that spending directly, that's fair, but I was just able to do more than before on single distributed task, basically some task was done 50+ times, if it helped here – I don't see why can't it help reduce spending on a regular task

[Vasya Aksyonov @outring]

@pvncher @modkin_mp Most tasks can be decomposed for smaller models to handle, at least during planning. With single model I was out of quota in 2 days, once optimised I was able to fit in 😅 So the single model is expensive. These post are bs though, agree, I measured that: https://t.co/vzzzPPAXwN

[Vasya Aksyonov @outring]

Since Haiku 5.5 is out everyone started to care which model to run 😅 Recently I was doing a tricky migration across 50-ish microservices and using a single model was draining my weekly quotas in 2 days. Plain routing prompts everyone shares don't work. Let me show you what works

[Vasya Aksyonov @outring]

@mirku21 You don't want all subagents to be on Haiku, it's not going to end great, it has to be smarter than that. Try this: https://t.co/vzzzPPBvml

[Vasya Aksyonov @outring]

Since Haiku 5.5 is out everyone started to care which model to run 😅 Recently I was doing a tricky migration across 50-ish microservices and using a single model was draining my weekly quotas in 2 days. Plain routing prompts everyone shares don't work. Let me show you what works

[Vasya Aksyonov @outring]

@dr_cintas Plain prompts don't work. In my experience around 27% of agent/workflow launches were still lacking model setting and the choice they made was also not great. Here's how to fix this: https://t.co/vzzzPPAXwN

[Vasya Aksyonov @outring]

Since Haiku 5.5 is out everyone started to care which model to run 😅 Recently I was doing a tricky migration across 50-ish microservices and using a single model was draining my weekly quotas in 2 days. Plain routing prompts everyone shares don't work. Let me show you what works

[Vasya Aksyonov @outring]

There's also a dev kit embedded so you can collect your own before/after stats (in dev folder), just ask Claude to see the plugin source and run these scripts

[Vasya Aksyonov @outring]

Since Haiku 5.5 is out everyone started to care which model to run 😅 Recently I was doing a tricky migration across 50-ish microservices and using a single model was draining my weekly quotas in 2 days. Plain routing prompts everyone shares don't work. Let me show you what works

[Vasya Aksyonov @outring]

Extras:
1. It has guidelines for more durable/recoverable workflows – I've lost a lot of progress prior to these rules due to individual workflow agents failures
2. A guideline when to launch an agent or workflow and when to write a script – ultracode fans know what I mean 😅

[Vasya Aksyonov @outring]

@arinarium @kskrygan Nice, it wasn't obvious 😅 thanks. Will report there

[Vasya Aksyonov @outring]

@gootecks @dzhng Because there are no triggers in the description, you can have a prompt in CLAUDE.md with instructions on when to use it until solution to this issue lands: https://t.co/FJ14zeo2nu

[Vasya Aksyonov @outring]

Tests are red, violets are blue

[Vasya Aksyonov @outring]

Выходит, я бурят ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[Vasya Aksyonov @outring]

Первый реплай — золото

[Vasya Aksyonov @outring]

Flashback 💔

[𝕯𝖆𝖓𝖓𝖞 𝕸𝖆𝖏𝖔𝖗 🎃 @GuyFawkesRetro]

Games that were graphically mind blowing back in the day (especially as a kid, like I once was)🧵

(Feel free to contribute)

Flashback, 1992.