Ask HN: What's your current AI agentic setup?
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I'm curious how people on HN are using AI day to day, and came up with a list of questions I thought could be interesting to know. No need to answer every question of course, just wanted to get a gut feel how people are using AI. 1) What AI subscriptions are you personally paying for? (Claude, ChatGPT/Codex, Cursor, etc) - Which tiers? - Have you purchased multiple subscriptions from the same provider (eg two Claude accounts)? 2) Are you using models outside (or instead) of those…
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Say for the past 1 week there are 3 assistant claude, chatgpt, gemini, grok and kimi. With gemini and grok is the one I use for quick answer engine, claude and kimi is for long work related. Coding agent is mostly opencode + ds 4 flash/glm 5.3 flash, however with sonnet and opus being so good, my usage is leaning to…
Embarrassingly, I don't have one yet. I'm mostly still writing code one keystroke at a time. I've used Github Copilot to translate between languages and look things up, but haven't trusted it to write new code or fix anything. Claude Fable is now good enough that I should be using it. The latest Claude version is…
I recently got really weird with my personal computer after discovering browser DevTools MCP. I basically inverted the relationship between browser and desktop environment, booting directly to a browser in kiosk mode (with Ghostty quick terminal as well, so I always have easy terminal access) and running a local…
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461 points and 559 comments; submitted by eggbrain on Nov 4, 2026.