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1. monksy · 1790970968 · focus · HN ↗

   GLM5.3-flash has been fantastic for me to make minor fixes in ambigious ways. "Fix x feature, whats going wrong. " It does the job.

   1. surgical_fire · 1790971245 · focus · HN ↗

      GLM-5.3-flash is my implementation model after GLM-5.3 writes the plan.

      It's an excellent workhorse. When I am running out of my GLM quota I switch GLM-5.3-flash to DS-4.1-flash.

      1. finnjohnsen2 · 1790978270 · focus · HN ↗

         Do you switch model mid session, or do you use subagent to do the switch after planning?

         1. surgical_fire · 1790984123 · focus · HN ↗

            Neither, I use different sessions for each step.

            1. finnjohnsen2 · 1791036656 · focus · HN ↗

               So your planner leaves markdown files I assume...?

               1. surgical_fire · 1791039723 · focus · HN ↗

                  Correct. I customized my harness so agents communicate with each other through markdown files.

                  I find that it makes coding and review at the same time less prone to errors and cheaper

         2. drob518 · 1791035845 · focus · HN ↗

            I sometimes switch mid-session. Depends what I’m doing. Sometimes a model is slow or it’s not giving me what I want and I don’t want to dump the context. But if there’s a natural break, I’ll start a new session with a new model.

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