Are people actually paying API pricing for claude to hook it up to Pi or openclaw or is there a secret trick? The subscription price is palatable but for me the token price generally isn't.
Are people actually paying API pricing for claude to hook it up to Pi or openclaw or is there a secret trick? The subscription price is palatable but for me the token price generally isn't.
I'm using https://pi.dev/packages/pi-claude-agent-sdk to use the claude sub, but it has the drawbacks of being forced through the claude-sdk. You would still be using the claude system prompt etc., which is one of the main reasons I started using Pi over claude-code.
For my workflow I primarily use a Codex subscription, but farm out adversarial reviews to Fable to clean up unnecessary gpt-ish code (lots of over-engineering). All my UI planning is done with fable, but implemented with OAI agents once I have a solid very specific plan.
Ah perfect thanks. I have codex for personal projects but Claude at work and they get mad if I start going into extra usage. Claude code does most of what I need but would be nice to get another layer of abstraction so I could have like a chief of staff agent that manages the separate coding teams working on features.