Coding Agent Index Explorer Compares AI Models on Cost and Performance
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Many users praise the Coding Agent Index Explorer for revealing cost-efficient AI model tradeoffs like Terra Max and Sol xhigh, while one user distrusts the cost-per-task results without visible run settings.
Based on 9 visible X reactions from 17 accounts; directional sample.
@skirano I’d use the site, but I’d distrust any cost/task winner until the run settings are visible: timeout, retries, tool permissions, context size, failure reruns. A model can be 76% cheaper because it is efficient, or because the runner lets it give up sooner.
@skirano bookmarking this. a 76 to 80 percent cost gap for near identical scores means picking a model by brand loyalty is just burning money at this point. model choice is a cost optimization problem now, not a taste one
@curiousentityx There are basically three standout picks: Terra Max is the cheapest configuration within 3 points of #1. Sol xhigh is the sweet spot for near max performance. And Luna Max is the value pick.
@skirano This kind of cost-performance comparison is exactly what teams need when choosing coding agents.
@skirano Cost per task matters way more than raw score, this is the comparison people actually need
Built a site to explore the Coding Agent Index better, with a few surprises: Terra Max edges Fable 5 Max (77.4 vs 77.2) for ~76% less per task. Sol XHigh is 1 point behind Max at ~26% lower API cost. Luna Max beats Opus 4.8 Max for ~80% less per task. 👇 https://x.com/skirano/status/2076456519810580681/video/1
@MagicPathAI link here https://api.magicpath.ai/v1/steadily-shade-9190
@skirano I’d use the site, but I’d distrust any cost/task winner until the run settings are visible: timeout, retries, tool permissions, context size, failure reruns. A model can be 76% cheaper because it is efficient, or because the runner lets it give up sooner.
@skirano bookmarking this. a 76 to 80 percent cost gap for near identical scores means picking a model by brand loyalty is just burning money at this point. model choice is a cost optimization problem now, not a taste one
@curiousentityx There are basically three standout picks: Terra Max is the cheapest configuration within 3 points of #1. Sol xhigh is the sweet spot for near max performance. And Luna Max is the value pick.
@skirano This kind of cost-performance comparison is exactly what teams need when choosing coding agents.
@skirano Cost per task matters way more than raw score, this is the comparison people actually need
Built a site to explore the Coding Agent Index better, with a few surprises: Terra Max edges Fable 5 Max (77.4 vs 77.2) for ~76% less per task. Sol XHigh is 1 point behind Max at ~26% lower API cost. Luna Max beats Opus 4.8 Max for ~80% less per task. 👇 https://x.com/skirano/status/2076456519810580681/video/1
@MagicPathAI link here https://api.magicpath.ai/v1/steadily-shade-9190
Many users praise the Coding Agent Index Explorer for revealing cost-efficient AI model tradeoffs like Terra Max and Sol xhigh, while one user distrusts the cost-per-task results without visible run settings.
Based on 9 visible X reactions from 17 accounts; directional sample.
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