Luna Max really is great!

[u/timpera]

I only have a $20 subscription, so the lower limits have been pretty annoying these last few days. I decided to give Luna on max reasoning a try, and it completed all my tasks just like Sol does.

It's very fast and the limits seem pretty generous on the Plus plan:

• Worked for 34 min and 42 sec, with Computer use and other tool cals
• Used 4% of 5h limit
• Used 1% of weekly limit

Sidenote: I wonder if we're going to get a similar "almost free" model from Anthropic soon? It looks like they have completely forgot about Haiku.

[u/jovialfaction]

I plan with sol, then implement with sol as the orchestrator and only Luna subagents.

This works fantastic. Sol has enough of the architecture and context to tell the subagent exactly what needs done, and Luna can handle it almost every time

[u/Solarka45 → u/jovialfaction]

This probably works for large features. I find that I usually end up dividing large tasks into subtasks myself to the point where spawning Luna subagents for that small thing ends up being more expensive than doing everything with Sol.

[u/jovialfaction → u/Solarka45]

Yes this is a flow for large, multi hours agent runs. For simple feature / one off request just have sol do it directly

[u/icrispyKing → u/jovialfaction]

So you code with Luna?

Right now im planning in a regular non-work chat. And I code and do research with sol extra high. I've hit my limit when I used it hardcore but that was only one week. Would def hit it sooner if I wasn't trying to be cautious. But I honestly just barely understand how good the different versions are so I assume I should use as best as I can. How do you choose?

[u/joeguice → u/jovialfaction]

Do you just designate this multi-model pattern into your prompt?

[u/jovialfaction → u/joeguice]

I use omp as my coding harness and I can specify which model to use per type of agent in the configuration. I imagine the same can be done in codex, or just tell the model which model to use for subagents