I have a skill which helps me generate images. Usually I make it write prompts in a .txt file using Antigravity in my pc, and I generate visuals using Higgsfield. I’m thinking to automate this task with Higgsfield MCP (I’m an AI Automation Expert when it comes to classic business automations like N8N, but here I want the agent to keep learning a taste and they way it works to improve itself) I was thinking of OpenClaw but kinda too much to configure in the early phases, and it will run on API Credits, even if I run it with Kimi K2.5 or K2.6, also when K3 is around, I would love to use that for creativity instead when writing prompts using my skill. My skill is composed of multiple MD files which the agent/AI usually goes through which creating and updating promtps to make sure the final result is nothing like ever seen. I’d like to keep the actual use case private. I thought to give claude subscription a try, but then Kimi K3 came around the corner. My first question - is it true that a direct subscription on their website and app have more usage covered? Example a 20$ subscription might give you usage limits of upto 10x when compared to a 20$ API Credits? (Because claude and kimi cam now connect using MCP, I feel it’s useless to install a dedicated OpenClaw on a server) I’ve heard hermes is good at saving 40 to 95% tokens, but again it’s not something that comes with a flat rate subscription I guess. I’ve heard someone use hermes with deepseek (pro and flash) and even 10$ lasts for weeks, maybe I can try that. But I need a quality model. Open to spend 20$/mo. Opencode Go has a 10$/mo plan but I really don’t know what it means by number of requests allowed. ( Is it not related to tokens? ) Ofcourse claude is costly and not the best. Hermes feels good as their AI is more towards learning. And as I meed change in taste, Hermes will be able to pull it off. But idk the model to use. Please some recommendations. submitted by /u/mohitaksh
Originally posted by u/mohitaksh on r/ArtificialInteligence
