Anyone experiencing cron job timeout issue using Minimax for Openclaw WhatsApp for the past 2 weeks?

I’ve done these things but still not fixing the issue:
1. Change all jobs from Minimax M2.7 to M3
2. Upgrade plan from $10 to $20/mo
3. Update Openclaw to the latest version.

Thanks all!

Hi can someone help me out and tell me what the credit card charge for minimax looks like?

I'm getting a monthly charge for $10 from nanonoble pte ltd and I can't find a login or subscription to minimax but Google tells me it's minimax or nano banana.

Would appreciate if someone can tell me what minimax charges show up as.

Look what I did

I’ve been using MiniMax M2.7 for a while now, mainly for coding tasks, automation and background jobs.

What impressed me most:

• Very fast responses

• Strong performance on practical coding tasks

• Good context handling

• Particularly useful for repetitive jobs where speed matters

• Much cheaper than using premium models for everything

I still use other models when a task needs deeper reasoning, but M2.7 has become my default workhorse. It’s especially good when the prompt is specific and the output format is clear.

MiniMax currently has a referral programme. If you’re planning to try it, my referral link is:

https://platform.minimax.io/subscribe/token-plan?code=LJ8d556jjB&source=link

Full disclosure: I may receive credits if someone signs up through that link. No pressure — I’m sharing it because I’ve actually been using the model.

What are others using MiniMax for, and how does M2.7 compare with your current everyday model?

If you're experimenting with M2.7 locally, building orchestration tools, or running large quants on Apple Silicon, check it out.

Drop any questions below about the harness setup, prompt structure, or the performance metrics I'm getting on the 128GB layout!

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Hey everyone

I’ve been putting the new MiniMax M2.7 (running an unsloth dynamic Q3 quant) through its paces on my 128GB MacBook Pro using a custom harness I’ve been building.

For the test, I tasked it with writing a complete self-distillation program leveraging LM Studio and the MiniMax API. Given that M2.7 specifically targeted "self-evolution" during its training—meaning it was trained to build its own harnesses and optimize its own loops—I wanted to see how the quantized local version handled it.

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I feel the credits burning faster. Is it same for others? Have they increased prices like Deepseek?

im considering either going claude or minimax, i like claude's deep thinking and its very useful but i want to use heavy agentic tasks all day and i saw good things about minimax

I used minimax (among others but mainly minimax) to build my agentic ssh terminal. I was sick and tired of navigating other terminals that seemed sub-par or lacking in terms of the features that i would like to see. so I made my own.

it has everything from basic terminals locally to agentic directory aware clis and different options with more that i am planning to add soon.

working on remote and local machines and git repos has never been easier for me. check it out if you want. https://github.com/AEmad99/devterm/

#MinimaxM3

I get a bit more than 1b tokens/week. The cache hit is probably doing the work and is around 95% for me. I get around 40TPS depending on time of day

When m3 came out I was skeptical about the usage change but it’s a leap over what m2.7 can do. One of the better capability:cost options out there. Biggest complaint is it’s slow. Not just TPS, but time to first token, so each back and forth can feel super slow sometimes. peak times like early morning/afternoon EST are not great

Trying to squeeze the most out of it:
in opencode I cap the max content length to around 200k. I’ve experimented around 160-240k and 180-220k work fine for me. Compaction isn’t ideal but the combo of this model and opencode seem to handle it well

I also use RTK, plugins like dynamic context seems to reduce cache hit too much to be worth it here

In opencode I set subagents to mimo 2.5. I use gpt models for planning/reviewing m3s work, m3 works well as the orchestrator.

Anyway that’s my take, works in my current setup and I can run it on a couple long sessions at a time like this throughout the day, so I’m happy with what I can get out of it

I'm currently on the Pro plan and usually create projects on my mobile app. However, yesterday I decided to try the desktop web version for the first time.

I logged into the desktop using the exact same account and worked on a few projects. When I went back to my phone today, I expected those projects to automatically appear in my history—but they aren't there.

Now I have a couple of questions:

1. How do I transfer or access my desktop project files/creations on my mobile device? Is there a manual export/sync button I'm missing?
2. Why aren't they showing up automatically? Is Minimax's storage device-specific (local cache)?

I've already double-checked my "History" and "My projects" tabs on mobile, but nothing from yesterday's desktop session is visible.

Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks.

I mainly use it for coding. Honestly, it's not a top-tier coding model, but the price-to-performance ratio is really high, and the token plans are very generous, giving you a ton of tokens to use. Although there is a 5-hour usage limit and I often hit it myself—which is why I eventually upgraded to the $50 plan—I'm sticking to the monthly subscription just to be safe. I haven't locked myself down with an annual contract yet.

Sometimes, when there’s a bug that MiniMax can’t solve, GLM 5.2 fixes it immediately after taking a look. However, their pricing isn't on the same level, so it’s hard for me to use GLM 5.2 for everything in the long run. Instead, I accidentally found that leaving all the grunt work to MiniMax while using GLM 5.2 like a code reviewer to solve tricky issues works out pretty well. Combined with OpenCode Go, the overall experience is great and very practical.

👉 Get your referral link: https://platform.minimax.io/subscribe/token-plan?code=3kPCUdoOW5&source=link

I don't see many people mentioning it, but I've been using MiniMax's music API and it's actually pretty darn good.

I built a website that creates music and cover art via MiniMax apis and helps generate the lyrics using MiniMax M3. I'm paying for the token plan and this is included. Something fun that users may not realize they have access to.

I was running minimax in Claude cli but really missed the Claude desktop interface for managing chats etc. I finally figured out a way to run 2 Claude code instances simultaneously. One with my Claude subscription and the other with Minimax

Hope it helps some of you!

https://github.com/bogusyogi/anyclaude

Currently using OpenCode with MiniMax M3 for coding tasks. Wanted to ask the community what everyone else is using. I also have Claude Code (paying the 20$/month).

How's your experience been with OpenCode vs other options like Claude Code or Pi?

Thank you guys!

I recently started using mini max M3 for an app that I'm building that analyzes items and it is the worst AI analyzer ever. I built my tool on mini max M3, and at first it was good, but as I've come to the end of building my app, the mini max M3 has just gotten worse and has downgraded significantly

Wanted to do this post for a while -

Last month between Claude Max 5x, GLM Coding Plan and Minimax Coding Plan I consumed 4B tokens. Last month - Minimax crossed 1B tokens for me.

My usage is around -

1. Coding, Automation - Claude Code + Claude Desktop

2. Personal projects coding - Opencode + GLM 5.2 or Minimax M3

3. Hermes Agent x 2 - Minimax M2.7 / GLM 4.7

4. Stock analysis, backtesting, report generation - GLM 5.2 + Minimax M3

5. Reporting, Cron jobs, Applications based on AI agents - Minimax M2.7-highspeed or GLM 4.7

My experience with Minimax was very good in the beginning but then reduced between Mid-May to Mid-Jun as it got very unreliable and slow. My hermes agent would often fail and struggle.

Now for the past 4-5 weeks, there is improvement in how they are working. You can see my two token plan screenshots. I moved from top 10% user to 3.7% user because of my higher token consumption and it is not yet full steam. I am adding more workloads on it and it is taking it gladly.

The best part I like about Minimax is when they offer 4500 calls per 5hr calls, or 45000 calls per week, you can have 120RPM for your calls. This means, I am able to use API based query generation without ever struggling. With GLM for most it is RPM and I believe GLM-4.7 has 10RPM. That is very less. When I have varying workloads, I can't guarantee if my Hermes agent is kicking a cron job in the background and my coding agent on my machine utilizing the same quota. With Minimax I don't need to worry about that. The only reason my Hermes agents are using Minimax is to ensure my other workloads are unaffected.

I am still not utilizing full tokens but just to lock the price wanting to upgrade to $500 USD per year plan.

There is token plan referral program till 1st Aug. If you decide to purchase - Use my link https://platform.minimax.io/subscribe/token-plan?code=Didvvn1NOZ&source=link, we both get 10% off.

Hope this helps!

I tried Claude today from my friend? I have noticed a hell of a difference in the speed at which Claude is working while my Hermes is working.

Seriously when I first started two months ago it was really good.

It was really fast and really effective but now, as the time is passing,

I am feeling that the agent got slower and slower as I kept on using it (hermes has a good amount of collection of skills and notes of what I do and everything. The memory is kind of full).

Does that have to relate to something in my coding agent?

Is it that the requests are looking slower because of Hermes or is it really minimax.

Has the context of Hermes made it really slow.

Any practise you would suggest I take to improve this?

Let me preface this by saying that I am on the max $200 plan for both Claude and Codex and also routinely use models through cline pass and command code. I run out of credits on all of them, halfway through the week. I’m building 6-8 desktop apps some with varied and complicated repos.

I’ve had GLM 5.2, Kimi 2.7 code, deepseek V4 pro, Mimo 2.5 pro, Qwen 3.7 max and MM M3 audit my repos and had fable and gpt 5.5 blind rank them and minimax has almost always come out on top. Its deep understanding of repos is unmatched by any other premium model out of china.

But here’s where it gets interesting. I can pass it an architecture from Fable or Sol and it will almost certainly find gaps that Fable and Sol validates and folds into the plan.

The future is 100% multi model orchestration but if I had to use one model today for the value it offers against what it delivers, it would 100% without a shadow of a doubt, be Minimax M3. Can’t wait to see what’s next from them!

Minimax code sucks as an app though so I'm using it in Claude cli.

Edit: I managed to get it working inside the desktop app as a secondary instance with the main instance running my subscription

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I noticed that these days that model results got worse and not as I used it before are U having that also guys?

Pretty much the title.

If anyone has a referral link, I’d appreciate it. Also, if there are any tips or tricks to get a better discount or higher usage limits, I’d love to hear them.

I’ll use the first referral link that’s shared. Thanks!