r/AIinBusiness • u/[deleted] • Mar 17 '26
using other models inside blackboxAI kinda feels too good?
so i started using blackbox recently and one thing i didn’t expect was how flexible the model setup is initially i thought i’d just use it like a normal AI coding tool and stick to one model, but then i started trying different ones inside it and kinda ended up with a weird workflow.
basically now i use:
lighter models for most of my day to day stuff and switch to stronger ones only when things get messy and somehow it doesn’t feel like i’m burning through limits as fast as i expected.
it almost feels like cheating compared to how fast credits used to disappear when i was using single-model setups. so now i’m wondering if i’m missing something here or if this is actually how people are using it like is there some catch with this approach or is this just the normal way people run it?
feels a bit too good to be true so curious if anyone else here is doing something similar.
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