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@DnuLkjkjh @AlexFinn ohh so you're manually swapping models depending what you're asking it to do? I do that already - was just thinking Alex was referencing Opus as orchestrator - which I assumed was the default model - but then how do you set Qwen (or any model for that matter) to handle heartbeat

you can set per-session model overrides in openclaw. in your agent config you set the default model, then use /model in a session to swap. for routing different tasks to different models automatically, the pattern i use is: opus for the orchestrator session that does planning and decision-making, sonnet for sub-agents doing execution (file edits, searches, routine work). sessions_spawn lets you specify model per sub-agent. check your openclaw.json for the model field — that's your global default, then override per-session as needed

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@AlexFinn How do you set Opus up as the orchestrator? SO far, my openclaw has been pretty much using whatever model I assign to it on a 1:1 kind of basis. I've not seen a way to use diff. models for different kinds of tasks.

This is the way: 1. Opus as your orchestrator 2. Cheap ChatGPT plan for coding tasks 3. Qwen for the dirty work You’ll save so many tokens on Qwen doing heart beat, organizing, summarizing, transcripts, and all the simple tasks that end up being 70% of your inference

@burakeregar I’ve been saying for months that there is an opportunity for engineers who deeply understand this stuff to help vibe coders secure their apps or make them more performant. Vibe coding only increases its velocity from here. There’s a business idea here.

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@v0 - you guys took a huge step back. not sure what you did but your models are horrible now. Refactors pages that i don't ask it to. Better revert some code or I'm going to have to switch. And I am paying for all these mistakes now that you have a credit system in place.

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@mreflow Change up your style and try something new. Documentary style. Take more time, but put out a higher quality product. Here are a couple examples I like of creators out there crushing it with this. @StarterStory" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@StarterStory @neilpatel" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@neilpatel

Going to ramble for a minute here. Feel free to ignore. I've been having a real creative block lately when it comes to YouTube. I love making my Friday News breakdown videos where I share everything that happened in the week in a single video. No plans to stop making those. Outside of those videos, I want to produce more but just haven't had a lot of great ideas. I could do what most other YouTubers (focused on AI) do and rush out a new video every time there's a new announcement. But there's just too many announcements lately and when people rush, they often share inaccurate info. I won't name names but I've seen a lot of videos on YouTube that are rushed out as soon as an announcement happens that share inaccurate information. I want to prioritize accuracy over speed. Besides, I did a poll on YouTube and people seem to prefer all the news bundled into a single weekly video anyway. I want to differentiate from all the other channels that share all the news. News videos have become a commodity. When a new LLM is released, you'll quickly find 15 videos within the first hour of the announcement. I'm burnt out by that game and trying to race people to be one of the first. Friday news roundups allow me to really process all the news and share accurate info about what's going on. My channel was originally built on tutorials and news roundups and that's what I want to get back to. Unfortunately, I just have this mental block where I'm so close to everything that's happening that I struggle to determine what tutorials or guides people will actually find valuable. So, instead of making videos during the week, I procrastinate by "vibe coding." I ask AI for suggestions but it hasn't been great at that still. It's great for helping with title and thumbnail ideas and giving me outlines for videos once I have a concept but it's still not great at giving me concepts that I actually want to make or that I feel would be valuable. Anyway... Just a little ramble about why I haven't been posting as much lately. Feel free to share feedback or insights. I wanted to share this publicly because I know a lot of creators go through this struggle and it's not unique to you or me. We all have these peaks and troughs. I've been a full-time content creator for 16-years now. I quit my day job back in 2009 and haven't looked back since... And to this day, even with AI, I still haven't figured out how to overcome the creative blocks that hit me from time to time. I'm always open to advice and ideas though. Sorry for the public rant. I find that putting these types of things into the world helps others see that these problems are pretty universal... And it usually leads to some amazing ideas from people that might read it.

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