Now I can do it in five to ten while working on other stuff in the background and playing with all these fun tools that's awesome I feel like I'm developing a whole new set of skills and there's a good chance that my take on all of these things is going to change a ton even by the time the video is out but this is a rough idea of the workflow I have found myself using when I play with these things and when I build stuff with it and I found it to just be awesome also believe it or not I know of course it's a sponsor call me a shell call me whatever I am still on the $20 a month tier I have never had to pay an overage fee and I'm doing this shit a ton it's not super expensive to do all these things I know there's a stereotype of like the AI agents are so expensive why not just go do it yourself if you use the expensive ones for something relatively cheap and low on token utilization like

Anthropic kind of subsidizes the tokens that you're able to use if you're using it, for example, for Claw Code. Now, there's a lot of third-party apps, namely OpenClaw, that are very popular, that kind of piggyback off of these plans to be able to use not unlimited tokens, but they're able to use a lot of tokens at a limit, like, let's say, $200 a month, to run their swarms of AI agents and build all sorts of stuff. Like, to give you an idea, here are the last seven days of March, or it's March 24th to 30th, so it's seven days where I managed to rack up $200 in API cost using, notice, Clawed Sonnet 4.6, so not even the most expensive model. This was running OpenClaw, and this wasn't even, like, the craziest, most heavy-duty agent.