I had to switch from Pro to Teams plan and pay 150 USD for 5 accounts because the Pro plan has gotten unusable. It will allow me to ask a dozen or so questions and then will block me for hours because of „high capacity.“ I don’t need five accounts, one for 40 USD would be totally fine if it would allow me to work uninterrupted for a couple of hours.
All in all Claude is magic. It feels like having ten assistants at my fingertip. And for that even 100 USD is worth paying.
I just start new chats whenever the chat gets long (in terms of number of tokens). It's kind of a pain to have to form a prompt that encapsulates enough context, but it has prevented me from hitting the Pro limit. Also, I include more questions and detail in each prompt.
Why does that work? Claude includes the entire chat with each new prompt you submit [0], and the limit is based on the number of tokens you've submitted. After not too many prompts, there can be 10k+ tokens in the chat (which are all submitted in each new prompt, quickly advancing towards the limit).
(I also have a chatGPT sub and I use that for many questions, especially now that it includes web search capabilities)
> It's kind of a pain to have to form a prompt that encapsulates enough context, but it has prevented me from hitting the Pro limit. Also, I include more questions and detail in each prompt.
i get it to provide a prompt to start the new chat. i sometimes wish there was a button for it bc it's such a big part of my workflow
also, do any data engineers know how context works on the backend? seems like you could get an llm to summarize a long context and that would shorten it? also seems like i don't know what i'm talking about.
could the manual ux that i've come up happen behind the scenes?
All in all Claude is magic. It feels like having ten assistants at my fingertip. And for that even 100 USD is worth paying.