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UC Berkeley professor exhausts three ChatGPT Pro subscriptions on multi-agent test

He recommends using 10 subagents maximum instead of 64

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UC Berkeley professor exhausts three ChatGPT Pro subscriptions on multi-agent test

He recommends using 10 subagents maximum instead of 64

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Jason Lee@jasondeanleeTECH

I burned through my 3 chatgpt pro subscriptions for the entire week, with the 64 multiagent-v2. Turns out don't use 64, 5 to 10 is enough. Any chance I can get more codex credit?

Jiaxin Wen@jiaxinwen22TECH

@jasondeanlee interesting, do you mean 64 subagents would not be better?

I burned through my 3 chatgpt pro subscriptions for the entire week, with the 64 multiagent-v2. Turns out don't use 64, 5 to 10 is enough. Any chance I can get more codex credit?

Jiaxin Wen@jiaxinwen22TECH

@jasondeanlee interesting, do you mean 64 subagents would not be better?

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