
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash vs GLM-5.3-Flash: Which Is Cheaper, and When
Both list $0.15 per 1M input. Off-peak, DeepSeek V4.1 Flash wins on agent loops and short calls; at its weekday peak, GLM-5.3-Flash often costs less.

Both list $0.15 per 1M input. Off-peak, DeepSeek V4.1 Flash wins on agent loops and short calls; at its weekday peak, GLM-5.3-Flash often costs less.

K3.1 Pro's $2/$10 is half of Opus 5.5's $4/$20 per token, yet at Kimi's default max effort a task can cost as much as Opus. Set effort before you switch.

Both list at $2/$10 per 1M tokens through November 30, 2026, then Argon doubles. K3.1 Pro leads terminal coding and long context; Argon leads factual recall.

Both list at $2/$10 per million tokens, but Artificial Analysis puts K3.1 Pro at $2.11 per task against $0.72 for Sol at max. Pick by workload, not list price.

MiniMax M3.1 Flash has 428B parameters (23B active) and a 252.4 GB official download. “Flash” means 4-bit experts, not a smaller model than M3.

DeepSeek V4.1 exists only as Flash and Kimi K3.1 only as Pro: budget vs flagship. At list prices K3.1 Pro costs 9–28× as much per agent or document job.

Antigravity #3501 on a personal account: reset the cached enterprise sign-in first. If every account fails with no VPN, it's a region or account block.

Most failures sit between the extension and the ChatGPT desktop app, not Chrome. A Web Store "This item is not available" is a region gate with no local fix.

Windows builds of the Claude app before 1.49585.0 wanted Git for every local session, so update first. On current builds only Worktree sessions need Git.

AI reviews every Claude Code PR, and humans approve by risk: none, one or two. Local /code-review copies part of it on any plan, but it skips REVIEW.md.

Codex desktop blocks every message in Work mode when it has no ChatGPT sign-in. Switch the mode menu back to Codex, or sign in with ChatGPT to keep Work.

Gemini 4 Argon lists at 2.67x 3.8 Flash per token, but on five same-prompt calls it cost 1.57x as much through Nov 30, 2026, and 3.15x in December.

Install Gemini CLI 0.65.0 with npm and Node.js 20+. Personal Google sign-in stopped working June 18, 2026: use a paid API key, Vertex AI or Antigravity CLI.

For a 16GB VRAM GPU, start with gpt-oss-20b. Try Qwen3.8-27B only as a 3-bit file with a q8_0 cache, and use Gemma 4 12B when you need long context.

Meta Muse starts free, Claude Duet comes with $20 Claude Pro by US waitlist, Grok Bot now starts at $30 for new customers, and ChatGPT dots need $100 Pro.

“Payment was not approved.” and “Your card has been declined.” say a ChatGPT payment failed, not why. Check who bills you, the stage, and any charge first.

A ban after paying for Claude Max usually existed before the charge. Appeal at claude.ai/restricted while logged in and request any refund separately.

Claude in Chrome, also called Claude for Chrome, connects to Claude Code via claude --chrome, /chrome, or @browser in VS Code. It needs a paid plan and /login.

Claude has no single KYC step: every new account verifies a phone, some get a Persona ID-and-selfie check, Yoti handles age checks, and none lifts a ban.

Browser on but Codex says it is disabled? Fully quit and reopen the ChatGPT app, continue in a new chat, then check Work preferences → Local browser use.

Gemini 3.1 Pro takes thinking_level low, medium, or high and defaults to high; minimal errors. Gemini 4 Argon defaults to medium, the Gemini app to Low.

New customers get Grok Bot only on The X Subscription Premium ($30/mo or $300/yr) or higher. Plus and Free exclude it; tax and top-ups cost extra.

For DeepSeek in Janitor AI, enter https://api.deepseek.com/chat/completions and the model deepseek-flash. deepseek-chat was discontinued on July 24, 2026.

OpenAI API credits expire a year after each purchase and can't be extended. Expired credits return only for billing errors, unauthorized use, or OpenAI faults.