@doublenickk: > 20 free daily tokens covers a full working session on GPT 5.5 or GLM > Opus 4.7 handles 2-3 serious architecture task…
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A tweet highlights that 20 free daily tokens from Tembo provide full access to GPT 5.5 and GLM, and Opus 4.7 handles architecture tasks at zero cost, matching paid tools' output.
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20 free daily tokens covers a full working session on GPT 5.5 or GLM
Opus 4.7 handles 2-3 serious architecture tasks per day at zero cost
one GitHub account can link to multiple Tembo accounts, the math on that is obvious
5 minutes to sign up. 10 minutes to your first merged PR
no clarifying questions, prompts have to be precise, the agent just executes
the $100/month tools and the $0 tool are now producing the same output on most tasks and most developers haven’t noticed yet
this is not a discount → this is the same models → the same → capability → the same output → for nothing!
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