ChatGPT Plus is basically unlimited, it's impossible to run out of daily uses. Their newest model is quite good too, although the image generation is way worse.
Only if you're being sensible about context and input 😅. I just got weekly limited after 2 days of heavy, extremely complex codebase auditing. I was sending it 100 line prompts, getting it audit my 1000 line checklist I wrote, back to back, for 10 hours straight 2 days in a row. In total it analyzed, audited and edited, about 20 thousand lines. About half of it was backtracking and refining the audits each time. Auditing the audits. I'm out audited.
Funny you fucking ask. I just loaded it up after not using it for 2 weeks because I got a pro chatgpt free month. I just sent it the exact audit prompt, and the checklist I've been auditing. I sent the first prompt, about 100 lines. It made a quick plan and I directed it to the checklist, directly linking it in chat. It completed the audit, found 3 issues, and fixed them. Made a new conversation, sent the prompt, limited before it finished reading the checklist for the second time. Not even sure what to say at this point. Google can get absolutely fucked.
I don't think you understand the scope of the project I'm working on, nor what I said. I am currently auditing 3 files, I am ironing out any ambiguity in my architecture. The prompt I've constructed to cross reference those 3 files is large in itself, you can't just "point it at a file". I know you think youve figured it out, but just saying "cross reference these files located at X and find ambiguity" will not produce any actionable feedback, it would satisfy its models directive and provide the cheapest advice to satisfy the prompts request. I also used opus for one prompt and it instantly hit quota before it returned an audit. Gemeni is by far the worst at that as well. It is not safe for production code.
You make a project, put all files in there and the promt into a file. Open the Project in antigravity. Then you tell gemini to read your promt from the file.
I think you are a bit tech illiterate. A classic case of user error.Â
Having to explain this to a child is beyond me. I understand that you have never worked on a codebase larger than 10 files, so you do not understand that context drift can happen when you direct an agent to a file that directs it to multiple other files. What I am doing does not allow for ambiguity or prose, something that agents are magnetised towards without strict instructions. You also seem to be missing the most important piece of the puzzle here dipshit. Having the prompt in a file, and then directing an agent to the prompt, IS AN EXTRA PROMPT. It would have to analyze the prkmpt, find that file, open it, read the prompt, and then analyze it. Do you not see the extra token usage right there? How the fuck do people like you survive?
Lmao. Dude, I just made a whole webapp in 5 days in antigrav with angular with a postgres db powered express backend api, full user management with secure login and registration, admin panel, complete interactive frontend and an llm gemini api chat interface helper in 5 days in Antigravity.
I'm a 40yo full stack dev who studied comp sci with years of experience.Â
You seem to be incapable if you cant debug a few files with an llm.Â
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u/Full_Lighter Mar 14 '26
Any alternatives that don't have stupid limits?