I used Claude a lot, but with Claude Code it takes a lot of context window, and it's very pricey, to be honest. Then I shifted towards Minimax. I used the coding plan because it's cheaper, but it still gets the job done.
When M3 came out, I started using it, and it was actually really good. After that, I shifted towards OpenCode for my AI agent, and that's been really good as well. The best thing I realized is that it uses less context, works better, and gives me access to a lot of different models from one place.
I never actually used GLM, but I recently found QuanCode, which is amazing. I used it to build a full-stack application. Now I'm shifting my focus more toward SaaS distribution. I'm still figuring out how to automate different workflows, and using QuanCode has been really fast and effective for building those automations.
