... matter. And the hard part wasn t the model choice, it was writing descriptions clear enough that the right agent gets picked. I m curious how others handle this: Do you route different tasks to different models, or keepone model for everything? Why? If you split work, where did you draw the line between needs the strong model and doesn t ? Has anyone found a task where the cheaper model was actually worse in a way that cost more ... ... Comment from Kisang Pak(@playpakman): @konstantin_tikhaev  Did you use different models for testing and fix to prevent model bias? If so, did you use different different company (e.g. Claude

... dashboard away for an error screen, which it had quietly been doing since 0.1.0 Tip: the snapshot is never read or written under --public-only, so screenshot and screencast sessions look exactly as before. If you'd rather not keepone at all, dashboard_cache = false in the config turns it off and deletes it. The part I enjoyed getting right: when to trust the file. It's used only if this exact octoscope version wrote it, with the same ... ... only while it's under a week old. Anything else is ignored like a first run, because a zero decoded from a renamed field looks exactly like a real count. Upgrade: brew upgrade gfazioli/tap/octoscope How do you

... think about invoices A plain text context file per project that I keep current That last one

... islands and no answer to "who needs me right now." A feed inside one IDE is a nicer sidebar. One

... trade-off: Collecting users vs making income. The balance dictates the conversion rate. I'm currently thinking about the exact same question for a product I'm working on, and this is how I try to think of it: When considering the free/paid features, I always imagine it as a giant slider, where its left side point to free users, and the right one