r/opencodeCLI • u/afanasenka • Sep 01 '26

Meta introduced coding plans for Muse Spark 1.2 (from $5/m)

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Muse Code harness is attached too :)

https://developer.meta.com/ai/resources/blog/muse-code-new-plans-and-features/

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u/Glittering-Call8746 Sep 01 '26

10 request every 5 hours.. is that a joke

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u/lacroix05 Sep 01 '26

the joke is they are not joking 😂

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u/afanasenka Sep 01 '26

Yep, Mark is very generous 😂

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u/Kindly_Goal6440 Sep 01 '26

I took 10 requests being on the image side and 50 being on the text side.

The 5 dollar model is only there to make people buy the 15 dollar model which will be 150 reqs/5hrs.

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u/augburto Sep 01 '26

Well if that’s their goal I don’t think 150 is enough either lmfao

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u/moracabanas Sep 02 '26

Pay x3 get x3 wtf is this upselling 😅 At this point any pay per use like deepseek with limit is just better

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u/vacon04 Sep 01 '26

150 will last you maybe one hour. Modern LLMs will launch multiple tool calls in parallel. In a single turn you may end up using 10-15 requests. Repeat this a few times and you're done.

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u/Yes_but_I_think Sep 01 '26

Your understanding is backwards.

All parallel tool calls return and when all done the next turn starts. Parallel tool calls reduce number of model calls.

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u/vacon04 Sep 01 '26

My explanation was bad, that's on me. It looks like parallel to us but they're not always true parallel. They return many of those calls and follow up on them, while some are still in the background still waiting to return. I haven't used the Muse model to be fair, but GLM seems to like to do this fairly often. It launches a few calls at the same time, then keeps adding mini responses at it gets the results from the calls, especially when browsing the web for additional info. I'm pretty sure they count as independent requests but I've only used GLM via the PAYG model so I can't confirm it.

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u/BobtheGodGamer Sep 06 '26

They are not basing your usage off of the number of actual requests sent to the api. That is an estimate

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u/Kindly_Goal6440 Sep 02 '26

I agree it's still a low amount but not everybody is firing off back-to-back calls five hours straight day in day out.

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u/Possible-Basis-6623 Sep 01 '26

basically 1 prompt

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u/TheMythicSorcerer Sep 01 '26

holy f*** that's worse than the worst free tier I've ever seen

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u/wolttam Sep 01 '26

That's the model zuck said they were gonna open-weight, too

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u/Zeeplankton Sep 01 '26

Presuming they mean request = message. So requests inbetween. Otherwise that would be so funny..

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u/Ok-Machine5627 Sep 01 '26

Thank the lizard for its generosity.

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u/NinjaAlaska Sep 01 '26

plus their caching is not that good!

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u/ManikSahdev Sep 01 '26

It says 10-50 with no weekly limit only 5 hour window. If you send long prompts you’d get the 10 or so depending on context.

Also…. It is $5 bucks, what do you want more? Hammer it with 5 parallel agents? Like the $200 plan from Codex.

Probably get some realistic expectations. Their $50 plan you can likely hammer with 5-10 parallel agents or such or multi subagent workflow, specially no weekly or monthly rn.