[wrsh07]

I'm very happy to have multiple sessions open (and do) and switch between fast and slow models, and if there were a batch mode in codex or Claude code I would use it. (Just like I sometimes use codex fast mode)

But at the moment, I can't imagine why I wouldn't be spending the majority of my time with the best models. I'm spending a lot of time with them! Reducing the number of back-and-forths is extremely valuable to me.

I expect in two months I will still want to spend >80% of my time prompting the best models, and that's true if I were spending my own money on hobby projects, too.

[wrsh07]

Something that's under appreciated right now is when designing systems and proposing solutions, my colleagues and I do a lot of brainstorming with llms. The core architectures have come out of that, but the best pieces of that architecture are still coming from humans.

These are ideas that simplify the design, reduce future work and tie together the entire system. If in two months I can arrive at ideas of that quality with normal brainstorming with llms that will be extremely valuable