[michaelt]

I gather the pricing is $8 for a million input tokens [1] so if your language's manual is the size of a typical paperback novel, that'd be about $0.8 per question. And presumably you get to pay that if you ask any follow-up questions too.

Sounds like a kinda expensive way of doing things, to me.

[1] https://www-files.anthropic.com/production/images/model_pric...

[infecto]

From my perspective it sounds pretty cheap if we get to the answers immediately.

[esafak]

Have you tried it? GPT4 fails as often as it succeeds at coding questions I ask so I'm not going to shell out that kind of money to take my chances.

[infecto]

Claude? No, have requested access many times but radio silence.

OpenAI? I use ChatGPT A LOT for coding as some mixture of pair programmer and boilerplate, works generally well for me. On the API side use it heavily for other work and its more directed and have a very high acceptance rate.