Reddit user asks: one Astra prompt eats the whole weekly quota—what's wrong with my workflow?
Cetnet · reddit · 2026-09-13
A user who switched from Claude to ChatGPT asks Reddit about Astra's surprisingly high cost—a single prompt can consume the entire weekly usage. Their workflow uses 3 sessions: Session 1 refines the prompt and direction, Session 2 executes it, and Session 3 asks about results for next decisions. They wonder whether Astra should be used for planning then handed off to Sol, or used directly for building—especially for Blender modeling tasks where hype suggests Astra performs better.
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