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Pretty sure on advisor it needs to send the entire context to another model. The cost is mitigated a bit because there would be few output tokens from the advisor model normally.

Orchestrator seems to automatically delegate things to subagents as required is my read of it. This should be fine for caching.

Good they are able to replace Flash. And cool this is available to everyone via search. But I still don’t understand Googles strategy with these new models.

For pro sub, Argon is still very limited and Carbon is only available on Ultra. This is not competitive at all. To say nothing of also being locked into Antigravity.

Sarcasm?

The same was said many times already. Like right before o1 and reasoning was released. Also, Opus 5.5 being so good definitely makes it hard to follow-up.

Finally, for coding the SOTA models are so good already - models shouldn’t be what’s holding anyone back!

Better results than what? Opus 5? Then definitely.

But probably the answer to your question is subscription subsidization. With that, Opus 5.5 is SOTA and extremely cheap.

For a long time this year, 100% 5hr = 10% weekly on Pro. Then in Sept when Anthropic removed the “temporary” usage extensions now it’s closer to 13-15%. I never saw 25%.

Regardless of whether it is 10 or 15% it is still way more usage than Codex… Although Codex randomly resets every few days so its usage it’s highly variable

It should be available on Pro in Antigravity now.

It has a seperate weekly limit that is very low. Maybe it can be pulled off that usage tier and just regular usage since Carbon is being released?