Interesting. So you're using Sonnet 5 on low effort as the workhorse for most parts of your plan, unless perhaps there is a part of the plan you deem too complex for it? Then, maybe throw Opus 5 or even Fable 5 at it?
Have you considered using Luna on max effort for implementation? There was that recent news that they tuned its code and balancing and maybe some other stuff, dropping costs and allowing Luna to run for 20% of the API cost it had just two weeks ago. Now here's the rub: Have people with a subscription confirmed Luna max drains their usage way slower than before? With those rolling windows and the opaque "pricing" associated with them, an 80% cut to GPT-5.6 Luna might now translate into an 80% cut to using GPT-5.6 Luna with a sub.
Anway, with that news, I was curious if you've tried little Luna for implementation. On https://artificialanalysis.ai/, for its level of "intelligence," it is cheaper than even DeepSeek. I think they want people to switch over for that alluring price cut while also giving far more usage than Anthropic. Once people stay on their plan, they make most of their profits from those same users pulling out Sol.
Have you considered using Luna on max effort for implementation? There was that recent news that they tuned its code and balancing and maybe some other stuff, dropping costs and allowing Luna to run for 20% of the API cost it had just two weeks ago. Now here's the rub: Have people with a subscription confirmed Luna max drains their usage way slower than before? With those rolling windows and the opaque "pricing" associated with them, an 80% cut to GPT-5.6 Luna might now translate into an 80% cut to using GPT-5.6 Luna with a sub.
Anway, with that news, I was curious if you've tried little Luna for implementation. On https://artificialanalysis.ai/, for its level of "intelligence," it is cheaper than even DeepSeek. I think they want people to switch over for that alluring price cut while also giving far more usage than Anthropic. Once people stay on their plan, they make most of their profits from those same users pulling out Sol.