Feeding your usage log to ChatGPT to compare Codex orchestrator setups on cost
TheMoonMidas · x · 2026-09-13
TheMoonMidas suggests handing your usage log to ChatGPT with a prompt like "compare usage, time and finished work across these runs." Example from @melvindvivas: after logging Codex numbers across projects, ChatGPT's analysis suggested Astra orchestration with Luna subagents was cheaper for him, with Astra handling a greenfield build at high/xhigh settings. Both tested different projects, so treat it as a clue — the key is measuring your own burn rate and validating on your own workload.
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