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10-day journey building agent OS with model comparison

In-depth 10-day journey by Daniel Sánchez (@disier) building a personal agent OS with extensive model comparison. Tested in production: Claude 4.5 Opus (powerful but $167/10 days), Gemini (winner - massive context, low cost, stable for daily tasks), Codex and Ollama Cloud (failed in real agent workflows with loops and context loss). Key insight: future is orchestration - knowing when to use expensive power vs efficient models. Content in Spanish. Valuable real-world performance data.

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Creator Daniel Sánchez (@disier)
Category Development
Skills Used Multi-agent orchestration, model optimization, cost management
Source Type X/Twitter
Complexity Advanced
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