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Had to pull the raw data for each session to answer this, but overall about $30 based on their (Z.AI) API pricing and the current free cache hits. I paid around $120 for one year of their Pro plan in a Black Friday deal. That's even sweeter.

That's amazing!

In Kilo Code there is this: You can set a model for each mode.

That's what I was thinking about. Like in other tools (Kilo Code Extension in VS Code in the screenshot). With this we come close to OpenClaw and Hermes territory.

What about being able to configure multiple models and then selecting the one for each specific task? Planning: Opus 4.x (or GLM 5.1, Kimi K2.5) Workload: MiniMax, Qwen, ... Most plans (I use) support Anthropic-, OpenAI-compatible, and custom endpoints. Right now we have Anthropic and OpenAI available (should cover 90% i guess).

Used Droid (https://factory.ai/) and OpenCode (https://opencode.ai/) in this project for now and they both had no issues at all (besides learning that the project is running in a DDEV environment). Also Z.AI GLM 5.1 and MiniMax M2.7 did a really great job. Not as fast (and by far not as expensive) as Opus 4.6 but planning everything in GLM 5.1, spawning subagents (only really works in OpenCode) with MiniMax that does the heavy lifting and then using GLM 5.1 again to confirm and double-check everything. 🤯

It also works without issues using MiniMax M2.7 - which is actually even faster. 🥰

YES!

Holy... this feels like a bit of Christmas and Easter on the same day during summer holidays. Just plugged Z.AI GLM-5.1 into this and ... From the side notes:

Ran into this issue here in another project using the latest version from the module directory. The file AgentToolsSitemap.php in the module directory is actually named AgentToolsSiteMap.php (capital M) and also renamed the class. I renamed the file and it seems to work for now. Also ran (not me, the agent) into some other issue.

I could swear that was playing at the gym today.

Various agents have various needs unfortunatelly. Not sure if this changed recently but in order to test my SKILLS I needed to create various folders (as symlinks) like: .agent .claude .cline .factory .goose .kilocode .kiro .pi .roo .windsurf Like for the ~/.config/ folder on Mac and Linux also the dot is necessary. Another option could be using the ~/.agents/ folder but here as well, not all agents support this yet.

Just created a new test project and added the module. One thing I noticed immediately was that in my DDEV environment I needed to prefix the commands in order to run them in the actual container. // non-DDEV environment php index.php --at-eval 'echo wire()->pages->count() . " pages\n";' // DDEV environment ddev exec php index.php --at-eval 'echo wire()->pages->count() . " pages\n";'

I'm happy to see you found your workflow using Claude Code. 🙂 A few things I'd suggest to make it a bit more future-proof and less focussed on one tool (Claude/Claude Code). I'm not sure if you use a CLAUDE.md file yet but in case you do or when you start using it, do this: In CLAUDE.md just add: @AGENTS.md And then write your instructions in/to AGENTS.md. The reason is simple: CLAUDE.md just works for Claude, but AGENTS.md works for almost any other AI agent. This way, either in a CLAUDE.md or AGENTS.md, you can customize comments in issues, like: ## GitHub issue and PR comments When responding in GitHub issue or PR comments: - Be concise, direct, and helpful. - Start with the answer first. - Use short paragraphs or bullets when useful. - Avoid unnecessary disclaimers, hedging, or repetition. - If the user asks for a change, give the exact action or code needed. - If more context is needed, ask one clear follow-up question. - Keep the tone professional, friendly, and technical. - Do not write long explanations unless explicitly requested. - Always add this as the last line in comments: [🤖 Answered by Joshi - Ryan's custom AI Agent.] Another thing you could change is updating the Claude settings.json to disable or customize the attribution line in commits and pull requests. https://code.claude.com/docs/en/settings https://code.claude.com/docs/en/settings#attribution-settings

The closest to a traditional setup for me would probably be: VS Code (or any fork or the Codium version) plus one of these extensions: Kilo Code, RooCode or Cline Coding Plan from either Z.AI or MiniMax.io VS Code an be installed almost everywhere without adding Node.js or other packages. The extensions can be installed from within VS Code but as they are quite similar, you should probably test them all. I kept Kilo Code as it felt to be the most stable and reliable one. Also Kilo Code offers additional features but only when using their subscription, for daily usage you can bring your own API keys and use those.