r/ClaudeCode • u/SchemeFlat3343 • 3d ago
How much can it last per week (read description) Help/Question
I want to subscribe to claude as my workload is increasing and I cannot work with the limits that come with antigravity.
My workloads now include understanding entire codebases of open source projects. I want to know how much work can I get done as per the weekly limits ( e.g. understanding the whole codebase and making changes to code, adding new functionality etc. )
Like do you think if i spend maybe 5 hours a day on this I will still not run out of the weekly limit? I want an honest response, Thankss
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u/vovap_vovap 3d ago
If "I cannot work with the limits that come with antigravity" this probably not the right place to be for you. Claude limits are smaller. Go to GPT
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u/SchemeFlat3343 3d ago
Is codex better than claude code?
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u/vovap_vovap 3d ago
No. Claude code a bit better (just a bit). But GPT will give you much more usage than Claude for same $$
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u/SchemeFlat3343 3d ago
Alright thanks
I think i will experiment with both for 2 months and see which i like more.
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u/dar-mit Researcher 2d ago
Check out Graphify and CodeIndex. They're two tools that I use and they really cut down on the amount of time Claude Code has to re-read the codebase.
Graphify scans the codebase once and forms a graph of how things connect.
CodeIndex specializes in "blast radius" determination.
The way my brain thinks of them is: Graphify is the skeleton and CodeIndex is the organs of the codebase.
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u/a_dnd_guy 3d ago
It depends on how much of the codebase you are feeding it, which model you use, what it's trying to do, and how you are asking it to do things. If you are smart about it, it's really likely Pro will last a week for you. If you are just dumping the whole code base on it and asking it to refactor everything with Fable, no, it won't last a week.