How to Use GPT-5 Codex for Terminal Coding Tasks
GPT-5 Codex is OpenAI's coding-focused model. Here is how to call it, where it beats general models, and how to keep token use sane.
GPT-5 Codex is OpenAI's coding-focused model. Here is how to call it, where it beats general models, and how to keep token use sane.
Prompt caching, tool-result trimming, and turn caps can slash a Sonnet agent's bill. Here are the numbers and the exact settings.
Claude Sonnet 4.5 is a balanced coding model. Learn how to wire it into an agent, set token budgets, and when to pick it over…
Gemini 3 Ultra is expensive per token. Context caching, model routing, and structured prompts can cut a bill by 70% or more.
Gemini 3 Ultra handles million-token inputs. Here is how to feed it whole PDFs and codebases, and where a large context still is not enough.
Run MiniMax M2 on your own hardware: VRAM math, a vLLM launch command, and the throughput numbers that decide if self-hosting pays.
MiniMax M2 is a cheap, agent-tuned model with a large context window. Here is how to call it, where it shines, and where it falls…
OpenCode lets you mix models per task. Set up a cheap default, a strong planner, and local fallback so token bills stay predictable.
OpenCode is an open-source terminal coding agent. Here is how to install it, connect any model, and complete a real edit in a few minutes.
Move past interactive use: run Droid non-interactively in CI, wire it into git hooks, and bound its cost with flags and timeouts.
Droid is Factory AI's terminal coding agent. This guide shows how to install Droid CLI, connect a model, and ship a real task in about…
Kling 2.5 image-to-video can turn a static product photo into a moving clip for ads and listings. Here is a repeatable production workflow with the…