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(I am genuinely uncertain, though I presume it’s at least somewhat exaggerated.)
> 23 agents total. This hit a bit too close to home. Sol has the same issue, spawns a lot of agents for no good reasons (besides burning tokens).
I don't know if it works, but I've always had a consistent level of token burn on my plans (I've only heavily used Sol after adding it).
I lost it when it finally did the right thing, but then it added a never-requested gradient to the button. Very good!
I’m impressed you had the patience to even make it that far!
EDIT: Actually, I used to use Google's AI Studio a lot and fork it after every successful prompt interaction. When I'd encounter a problematic issue like this, I'd revert to the previous fork and try a different prompt until I could get the desired outcome, thus mitigating the need to "argue" with the LLM. Unfortunately the ability to cleanly fork and revert everything including the LLM context was removed some months ago, and I've yet to discover a workflow with any tool that works as well for me.
This got me on "cyanide blue", and I was ROLLING ON THE FLOOR LAUGHING on "Approaching usage limit". I can barely stop laughing now and my stomach hurts. I mean, Thank You!
That's so weird... This doesn't at all match my experience with Claude. I've never seen it behave this way.
I’ve never used any of these tools. Please tell me that this is a grossly exaggerated parody, and that the tools don’t write like this, or do so many ridiculous things. For my sanity. (I am genuinely uncertain, though I presume it’s at least somewhat exaggerated.)
It’s funny because there are elements of truth in each bit of it, though.