Developer Justin Searls described a workflow he calls "MeatProxy" that paces weekly Claude and Codex usage by routing tasks according to remaining quota: Opus implements while Sol reviews when usage is on pace, the models swap when usage burns too fast, urgent work only runs when both are on pace to run out, and refactoring and performance audits fill spare capacity. Searls published the details on justin.searls.co in a post titled "I'm just a meat proxy.
Forgot to mention this, but MeatProxy…
Forgot to mention this, but MeatProxy also paces weekly Claude/Codex usage. On pace? Opus implements & Sol reviews. Burning usage too fast? Swap to the other. Both on pace to run out? Urgent work only. Usage to spare? Refactor & performance audits. justin.searls.co/posts/im-just-a-meat-proxy/
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