I'm extremely new to AI and am building a local agent for fun. I purchased a Claude Pro account because it helped me a lot in the past when coding different things for hobbies, but then the usage limits started getting really bad and making no sense. I had to quite literally stop my workflow because I hit my limit, so I came back when it said the limit was reset only for it to be pushed back again for another 5 hours.
Today I did ask for a heavy prompt, I am making a local Doom coding assistant to make a Doom mod for fun and am using Unsloth Studio to train it with a custom dataset.
I used my Claude Pro to "vibe code" (I'm sorry if this is blasphemy, but I do have a background in programming, so I am able to read and verify the code if that makes it less bad? I'm just lazy.) a simple version of the agent to get started, a Python scraper for the Zdoom wiki page to get all of the languages for Doom mods, a dataset from those pages turned into pdf, formating, and the modelfile for the local agent it would be based around along with a README (claudes recommendation, thought it was a good idea). It generated those files, I corrected it in some areas so it updated only two of the files that needed it, and I know this is a heavy prompt, but it literally used up 73% of my entire usage. Just those two prompts. To me, even though that is a super big request, that seems extremely limited. But maybe I'm wrong because I'm so fresh to the hobby and ignorant?
I know it was going around the grapevine that Claude usage limits have gone crazy lately, but this seems more than just a minor issue if this isn't normal. For example, I have to purchase a digital visa card off amazon because I live in a country that's pretty strict with its banking, so the banks don't allow transactions to places like LLM's usually. I spend $28 on a $20 monthly subscription because of this, but if I'm so limited on my usage, why would I continue paying that?
Or again, maybe I'm just ignorant. It's very bizarre because the free plan was so good and honestly did a lot of these types of requests frequently. It wasn't perfect, but doable and I liked it so much that I upgraded to the Pro version. Now I can barely use it.
Kinda sucks.
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