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Re: Show HN: My Claude quota ran out in 10 minutes, so I made a tool to find out why

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Genuinely of the best reasons to build a tool tho? "I had a problem X, so I did nothing and kept complaining (without LLM)" would be pretty tiring to me personally

The problem is that anyone can type "I have this problem, plz fix" into Claude Code.

What unique insight or skill did they bring to the process? That's the interesting part. Otherwise it's just a small part of a huge sea of people's individual attempts to solve the same problems that everyone else is solving by themselves.

Re: Show HN: My Claude quota ran out in 10 minutes, so I made a tool to find out why

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https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html Please don't post shallow dismissals, especially of other people's work. A good critical comment teaches us something.

Hi Claude, please build a tool for analyzing Claude token usage and then deploy it to github. If you're going to fully vibe code a repo, maybe we should get the build artifacts (i.e., the claude session).

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

Be kind. Don't be snarky. Converse curiously; don't cross-examine. Edit out swipes.

> If you're going to fully vibe code a repo,

I'm not the OP.

Re: Show HN: My Claude quota ran out in 10 minutes, so I made a tool to find out why

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I didn't know it was still possible to develop software after your ai quota runs out.

You wait until the month resets.

Why not juat write the code. Its not that much faster to produce good code with AI. I spend nearly identical amoubts of time reviewing AI code as it would take to write. Im honestly not convinced there is all that much of a productivity boost, maybe 20% faster.

Re: Show HN: My Claude quota ran out in 10 minutes, so I made a tool to find out why

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Genuinely of the best reasons to build a tool tho? "I had a problem X, so I did nothing and kept complaining (without LLM)" would be pretty tiring to me personally

The problem is that anyone can type "I have this problem, plz fix" into Claude Code. What unique insight or skill did they bring to the process? That's the interesting part. Otherwise it's just a small part of a huge sea of people's individual attempts to solve the same problems that everyone else is solving by themselves.

These kinds of trivial CLI vibes tools save an evening and some tokens. And sometimes it’s also not something you think of, or done with better or worse taste than your own. I think it’s nice
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