ChatGPT Pro 500: Same Budget, Fewer Providers
Pro 500 offers 25× the Plus allowance. Optional Ultrafast consumes included usage at 8× and purchased credits at 6× Standard. Is the $700 Claude–Codex pair a better use of the trio’s budget?
Pro 500 offers 25× the Plus allowance. Optional Ultrafast consumes included usage at 8× and purchased credits at 6× Standard. Is the $700 Claude–Codex pair a better use of the trio’s budget?
A private school network that says children learn twice as fast with two hours of AI a day. What it is, who pays for it, what it costs, what the evidence shows, and whether children outside the U.S. can attend.
OpenAI hasn't announced it, but a $500-a-month Pro Max plan has been spotted in ChatGPT's subscription screen, pitched as "Fastest Work and Codex". What the card shows, what OpenAI's own rate card already says about speed and allowances, and what to check at DevDay.
A fifth of Astra's price for Sol, a hundredth for Luna. My rule for the Codex seat, written before the charts: switch only to a model that beats Astra at maximum settings and costs less. Sol costs less. On every chart OpenAI published, it doesn't beat Astra.
Anthropic shipped Opus 5.5 on September 22: by its own numbers, Fable 5.1's level on most work, at $4/$20 per million tokens against Fable's $10/$50, with medium as the new default effort. What the release measures, where the catch is, and how my Claude seat left Fable the same afternoon.
xAI shipped Grok 4.7 today: a larger base model, 500k context, xhigh still the ceiling, same $2/$6 price, and a few contradictions in its own pages. What the model card measures, and how every Grok pin on my desk moved to 4.7 the same afternoon, balance wall included.
A year as founding principal AI-native engineer at a stealth healthcare-scheduling startup: therapy schedules for nursing facilities, OR-Tools and dynamic programming, HIPAA without the theater, Terraform on Google Cloud, and three AI agents under one rulebook. A case study.
Jev turns natural language into choices, scores and probabilities. A practical guide to the model, the harness, the demos—and what it could change for my three-agent setup.
Named teammates on a persistent cloud computer. SuperGrok Heavy includes it. How it works, what it costs, and what to hire it for.
OpenCode is an open-source coding agent. DeepSeek and GLM supply models; subscriptions start at $10–$18/month with usage allowances, separate from any billed overflow.
Two GPT Image 2.5 models, same token rates. Flare is the volume default. Sunburst is the precision one. Pin that when the picture is the product.
Anthropic's proposed TypeScript middleware for Claude Code: how the continuation model works, the proposed API in full, worked examples, and the open questions on availability and cost.