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nextlevelwizardtoday at 5:05 PM6 repliesview on HN

How you burn 300 requests in a day? From my Copilot usage Opus consumes surprisingly few requests to do a lot of stuff. It isn’t paying by token but instead by prompt or something.


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humanfromearth9today at 9:37 PM

Review-fix rounds after generation of text or code, until convergence to a solution that doesn't need more improvements.

oytistoday at 5:18 PM

I guess you need automation for that. Run claude with cron to find fulnerabilities, suggest and implement improvements, automatically dig through backlog

ddtaylortoday at 6:55 PM

Copilot charges a 27X multiplier on Opus 4.7 prompts.

theblazehentoday at 5:18 PM

300 prompts in a day isn't that unreasonable to achieve on a heavy day? And Opus has a significant multiplier as well

coredog64today at 5:21 PM

Opus 4.7 has a 7.5x multiplier when it's used from Copilot. Falling back to 4.6 it's only 3.5x

devmortoday at 5:09 PM

If you are using subagents for asynchronous work, you can burn through 300 requests in a workday easily.