greggh

I've found its worse in most tasks, especially when ranked on a cost-per-task metric.

This is absolutely it for me. I've never had to use a Jira instance that wasn't absolutely ruined by its maintainers.

Many of us oldies who started working on the web years before IE 6 actually like Tailwind. We all have our preferences. But I know multiple 50+ year olds who have been doing this work since CSS was barely a proposal who now use Tailwind.

Use a harness like OMP that lets you choose which model does which things. My main model is GLM 5.2, it handles planning and anything I dont have covered by other models. Tasks from todos and in sub agents are done by deepseek, I have different models for the git work like add/commit/push (that goes through cheap Minimax M3), and so on...

This way the expensive/strong model only handles the architecture and orchestration tasks. The cheaper models handle everything else and the strong one knows how to tell them what to do in enough detail to get good work out of them.

Yeah, its the 256gb version.

It does exactly what it says it does. On my Mac mini M4 with 16GB of ram it is running at just over 5 tok/s. That jump from M4 to M5 is crazy.

It took the key! I tried emailing the support email in the website footer and it bounced back. Thought it might be easier to work through things.

It still crashes when I try to view the shortcuts in settings. But everything else seems better.

It doesn't crash on me anymore! But it won't take my license key, and I am just hitting the copy button on polar.sh to copy the key and paste it in.

Stock OMP. When you add a provider and then /model you can choose a model and choose what roles it will take. Do that for each role it has.

Then I use /plan when I need to be planning and not writing to any files. Take the advice the UI gives you where it tells you to add the word orchestrate into your prompts when you want to make sure it uses its todo/tasks and sub-agents.

I had to click Skip to get past the intro screens, then the app comes up. I went to settings and pasted in my license, clicking activate says it's not valid. It is the key on my polar.sh account and I copy/pasted it so I know it's correct. Then it crashed.

I do this in OMP, a fork of Pi. It lets you set different models for different tasks. So with an API that has many different companies models I can set the Plan model to the best one, right now I am using GLM 5.2 for that, it plans really well. I have Vision set to Kimi 2.7 Code (cheaper and vision is just fine). Minimax M3 is set to the Advisor role (double checks work). Deepseek v4 Flash is set for the Task role. And MiMo 2.5 pro is set as default.

With this setup GLM handles planning and managing my AGENTS.md, and orchestrating subagents for tasks from the plan/todo GLM created. The tasks themselves are handed off to Deepseek v4 flash to implement with strong instructions and examples for each agent. Minimax M3 reviews the output as the Advisor and recommends changes, catches bugs, and whatnot, subagents can be re-run with that information.

Overall I am saving a lot using some of these smaller models. But with this setup I am getting great results.

Mac mini m4 16gb, latest updates.

It would be nice to have a sample of the audio quality and voice(s) it uses on the website so we know what it will sound like.

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I installed it, ran it and got the first time wizard, granted permissions and hit continue and it just exits without any other message or screen. It isn't in the menu bar. I run it again and get the same. It says the permissions are granted already the second time though.

I like the interface on the website a lot, so I would love to use this. Thoughts?