For me, and I suspect a lot of other HN readers, a comparison/benchmark on a coding task would be more useful. Something small enough that you can affordably run it every day across a reasonable range of coding focused models, but non trivial enough to be representative of day to day AI assisted coding.

One other idea - for people spending $20 or $200/month for AI coding tools, a monitoring service that tracks and alerts on detected pricing changes could be something worth paying for. I'd definitely subscribe at $5/month for something like that, and I'd consider paying more, possibly even talking work into paying $20 or $30 per month.