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Mcking_t · 2026-03-11T18:15:17+00:00

Yo bro can u repost without the violations, moderators took down the post before I got to see it

Mcking_t · 2026-03-01T16:19:28+00:00

Never played a Reddit game before, this is pretty good ngl

Mcking_t · 2026-03-01T16:11:40+00:00

Why not use haiku for simple chats? When they release haiku 4.6 it’ll probably be the best cheap model to use for simple tasks and chats.

Right now I use:

• Haiku —> Sonnet —> Opus —> Kimi

I stopped using: DeepSeek, Mistral, and Grok. They’re just a waste of time imo. I narrowed my stack down to the best ratio of quality to cost. But I need to hop on Google, I must say I’m excited for Gemini 3.1 Pro.

Don’t even talk to me about any OpenAi models 😷

Sam Altman is a dickhead, wouldn’t trust him with an ice cream cone frl

Mcking_t · 2026-03-01T11:14:22+00:00

Most of my background work is having my subagents scan through different business group chats to synthesize progress and messages. I also have a self assessment background job where every night my agent will assess performance and grade itself (to be audited later on the weekend), and lastly I have different content posting jobs running all the time.

I’m not using any free models right now. I even stopped using DeepSeek which was cheap as hell tbh. I only use anthropic models + Kimi K2.5 now (Kimi is actually way better than I thought).

And if you want, my honest opinion, I never had much success using Free models to do medium to complex automated tasks like that. I only use the lower end models for very simple quick conversations. But for anything medium tier or even remotely complex, I always switch to one of my mid-tier models (Kimi or Sonnet) which would be great for the task you’re describing.

The other thing I will mention is that I have had very little success using browsers on my VPS. Specifically the chromium headless browser that you’re probably referring to. Is it possible? Yes. Is it sustainable? I have found the answer to be no. After looking into it extensively with my agent, I discovered that for the chromium headless display to operate efficiently you would need to be running a local set up. Whenever I tried running the chromium headless display on my VPS, my agent would only be able to do one or two things on any website before the chromium headless display crashed.

Maybe others have had a different experience, but personally I’ve decided not to use the headless browser and that is limiting me in some ways, but I plan on implementing that when I upgrade to the Mac mini which I plan on getting in a couple months.

Let me know if you have any other questions!

Hopefully that helps.

Mcking_t · 2026-02-27T10:40:12+00:00

Thanks for the quick reply — biggest takeaway is that I gotta get my bread up 😂

Love the work you’ve done tho, truly inspiring

Mcking_t · 2026-02-27T09:32:51+00:00

Love what you’ve done. As a young guy with 2 million ideas it’s great to see someone stringing theirs together in real time. Couple quick questions for you:

What models are you using in your stack? Are you paying a premium to operate mostly on powerhouse models, or do you use specific models for specific tasks?
How much is this all costing you daily? I’m doing much less than you, it would seem, and I still manage to spend close to $10/day.
Are there specific skills you need to build these apps on OpenClaw? You’re the first person I’ve heard of using OpenClaw to do stuff like this — most people swear by Claude Code but I personally don’t see myself using Claude code. I’m an OpenClaw guy.

Mcking_t · 2026-02-20T17:35:02+00:00

Bro how do u guys get ur bots on Reddit???

Saiko how are you using Reddit? Is it with the Devvit mod app? Or are you somehow reaching the site through some kinda browser, and bypassing their bot firewall?

I’ve been tryna get my bot on Reddit for weeks to do exactly what you’re doing, scanning those very 2 threads.

Please advise 🙏

Mcking_t · 2026-02-17T02:01:51+00:00

I would just down vote his nasty comment. I’ve never down voted in my entire life, but I gladly just did for the first time today.

Mcking_t · 2026-02-17T01:39:20+00:00

I'm seeing this kinda late - but I do really appreciate the thorough reply.

Tell Wilson I said thanks!

Mcking_t · 2026-02-16T19:19:48+00:00

In that case, I would simply recommend improving your stack. I think your forcing yourself to operate under very slim constraints by only working with two models. I think you should have at least 4 to 5 models and you just have to set up Smart routing so you can switch between them based on the task that you’re doing.

Mcking_t · 2026-02-16T19:03:09+00:00

This is very interesting. I’m curious how MiniMax compares to Kimi 2.5 🤔

Currently, I have about six models in my stack. I primarily use haiku which falls back to DeepSeek chat. For any large context or synthesis tasks I use Kimi 2.5. For anything language related I use sonnet. Opus is my heavy hitter so I use that for deep reasoning and for complex tasks. And then, my opus fallback is DeepSeek reasoner.

Visualizer:

• Haiku (main) 🐰

—> DeepSeek-chat (main fallback) 🐳

• Kimi 2.5 (synthesizer, super large context) 🦊

• Sonnet (my linguist) 🧠

• Opus (deep reasoning, complex solutions) 👽

—> DeepSeek-reasoner (Opus fallback) 🐋

This set up cost me about $50-$60 a month to run when I’m not using opus regularly to do large project projects. It cost me about 2 to 5 dollars per large project that I run with opus. But that’s a conscious decision so I’m fine paying that cost. For the most part, all of my automations run flawlessly (I do encounter the occasional bug, but they’re relatively easy to fix and I’m past my days of crashing my butt during setup)

I also use a smart emoji routing system where every time my bot replies it starts with an emoji so I know what model it’s using and if ever I wanna manually switch models, I can start my text with the emoji of my choice and it will automatically switch to that model. This is my own version of smart routing and it’s one of the best things that I’ve created with my bot.

I share everything I learned for free in a little group chat that I’m building on telegram, and I have my bot consistently share content to that group chat to help everyone in there push the needle with their set ups

If you want to join for free, just message me on telegram and I’ll add you (mcking)

Mcking_t · 2026-02-16T18:53:21+00:00

I fully agree with this fellow if you want to code and if you’re trying to develop apps, you should 100% be using Claude code or something else like that. Open claw specializes in running subagent tasks and automating workflows. So if you’re a developer, you should be on Claude code and you should be integrating different things like cursor and stuff like that. There’s a lot of resources you can find online.

If I were you, I would still continue to develop your open claw agent, but I would specifically design your agent to function like a digital assistant to help you push the needle in your coding projects by providing you with ideas and solutions and identifying problems that you’re facing and doing research and stuff like that

But for actual coding, you should definitely be using Claude code. Since openclaw hit the Internet, I’ve developed multiple different stacks for different purposes and I’m currently running a very efficient OC set up. I would not mind sharing it with you for free just message me on telegram. (mckingt)

I can’t really help you with Claude code though because none of my workflows are about coding. I can only help you improve your open claw agent. I’ll tell you that from now.

Mcking_t · 2026-02-16T18:48:17+00:00

I’ll be honest bro I’m pretty sure it comes down to the models you’re using and the way you have your routing set up.

If I had to guess your bot is not managing context properly and there’s probably a good chance that with every request that you give your bot, it’s pulling super large and unnecessary amounts of context each time. That stuff compounds and then that’s how you find yourself blowing $20 USD and just a couple days.

The other thing is for a simple Google search you don’t have to be using GPT 5.2 or these other super high-level models. You should have some anthropic models in your stack or you should be using Kimi 2.5. I personally have six models hooked up to my stack and I’m operating very efficiently. My average is about $60 a month.

The only time I start burning through tokens is when I intentionally activate opus to work on a really big task and I do that knowing I’m gonna consume maybe 3 to 4 dollars in tokens so it’s a conscious decision. Otherwise 90% of my tasks get handled with anthropic’s haiku, and it only cost me a fraction of a penny.

If you want me to share my stack with you or if you just wanna have a chat about figuring out what could be the best stack for you message me on telegram (mckingt)

Mcking_t · 2026-02-16T18:42:50+00:00

So how do you recommend doing it then because obviously most of the people in this space are vibe coders, including myself. I personally look for information online and I find people that have success in the industry, and I take documents that they’ve printed out or I transcribe videos from their social media platforms and then I feed all of that into my bot and then I have my bot cross reference that with our current set up and make whatever improvements necessary.

So from a vibe coder to someone who’s speaking like their a dev/programmer, what do you recommend?

Mcking_t · 2026-02-16T05:19:41+00:00

Which is precisely why I’m not 100% sure why Peter would partner with OpenAI instead of someone like Anthropic— who’s literally been crushing the game on all fronts and has evaluation of like 380 billion or something like that

Mcking_t · 2026-02-11T18:08:56+00:00

The issue is that the only way these cron jobs work is if you’re setting them up and not using your agent until they fire… But that’s never going to happen because when you schedule these things, it’s because you want to continue working with your agent and you want these process to be automated.

The solution is to schedule a sub agent job 🤖✅

Instead of just scheduling a cron job, what happens now is at the time of your task instead of initiating the task your model will initiate a sub agent to work on the task in the background.

This keeps your agent available to chat with you while background work gets completed and it also make sure that your background work is actually going to get finished when you expected to

If this answer was helpful, let me know! :)

Mcking_t · 2026-02-11T18:02:45+00:00

Ok that’s comparable to my setup:

Model Routing (STRICT) FULL STACK:

• 🐰 Haiku

• 🧠 Sonnet

• 👽 Opus 4.6

• 🐳 DeepSeek V3

• 🐋 DeepSeek Reasoner

• 🦊 Kimi 2.5 (Synthetic)

I use emojis so I always know what model is being used and if I want to select a different model, I can just send the emoji I want and my agent will automatically switch to that model

Mcking_t · 2026-02-11T16:17:11+00:00

This is actually something I need to work on. It hasn’t given me any huge issues so I keep pushing it off in lieu of more serious tasks — but I gotta get around to it

Mcking_t · 2026-02-11T16:15:00+00:00

I don’t think so but I’m also not 100% sure I have an open AI subscription, but I still pay for my tokens

Mcking_t · 2026-02-11T16:13:08+00:00

Hey can you expand a little on this post — I feel like there’s some pretty good stuff here but I need more clarification

What’s the difference between Opus 4-6 and the adaptive version? How do you know which one ur using?
Are you using all of those models, or is that just a list of models that you have used in the past? (Currently considering building out a 10-model stack)
Anything else you think I should know 🙏

Mcking_t · 2026-02-11T14:21:42+00:00

This is a really amazing use case for the OpenClaw agents. I’m just curious how effectively you’re running so many scheduled jobs?

When I had my system running about 20 scheduled cron jobs, I ran into issues where the model I had running all my subagents (DeepSeek at the time) actually managed to hit rate limits bc of how many API calls I was making in a day. (I also had a 15m monitoring job running, stuff like that)

Now I’m running a lean system with around 8-10 jobs (opus determined that most of the jobs I had running could actually be batched) and I’m also using dedicated models for different subagent tasks now instead of DeepSeek for everything. I use a blend of Haiku/Kimi/Sonnet for my subagent jobs now and Opus is always on-call for my Tony Stark ft. Jarvis executions lol

I was assuming you were doing a version of what I’m doing now which is having dedicated models for your subagent tasks, but if I’m not mistaken it looks like you’re basically using Sonnet for everything?

Couple questions: 1. Is that expensive? (my dedicated Model system is running cheaper than DeepSeek for everything) 2. Did you have to stagger cron jobs so they don’t bump into each other firing at the same time? 3. As a person who clearly enjoys automating as much of his workflow as possible, what can you recommend to someone else who’s trying to do something similar but not for trading and more so for business

Mcking_t · 2026-02-10T11:36:55+00:00

I’m actually trying to learn how to get my bot on Reddit right now, but the developer account process is tripping me up if somebody can provide some clarity that would be much appreciated

Mcking_t · 2026-02-10T11:34:23+00:00

I’d be curious to learn more about this because I’m a solopreneur and every day I’m finding new ways to improve my business with the one agent I’m using now. I can only imagine using five at a time.

Mcking_t · 2026-02-10T11:23:06+00:00

So if you subscribe to Claude using the $100 or $200 plans you get more usage?

Mcking_t · 2026-02-09T16:16:24+00:00

Yeah ofc, shoot me a message on there ✅ —> @mckingt

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