The boost credit is a measure for adding additional credits to a user with high throughput and keep him/her going as a gesture of kindness for being a loyal subscriber.
And as your loyalty level rises so does your credit boost to a certain max limit, but only if you need it on that month.
I don’t like that the boost credits only get added after I use my $19, that means if your a casual developer or more efficient with your models you could end up never getting the extra value of boosts credits. It would be better if they rolled over and you got that value earlier.
You want to reward loyal customers but it also punishes people who are more efficient with their inference use or are more casual.
I don’t see how this benefits non power users, I’m just giving you an extra $19 a month for what?
Hi Omar, appreciate the candid feedback. We’re aiming to create options that fit a range of developer profiles: pay-as-you-go for more casual usage, and Kilo Pass for folks with more consistent usage. We will always offer a pay-as-you-go option.
The Kilo Pass paid credits never expire, so if you typically spend more than ~$19/month, it becomes a better deal than pay-as-you-go over time.
As I understand it:
The boost credit is a measure for adding additional credits to a user with high throughput and keep him/her going as a gesture of kindness for being a loyal subscriber.
And as your loyalty level rises so does your credit boost to a certain max limit, but only if you need it on that month.
Thanks right Martin! 🙌
I don’t like that the boost credits only get added after I use my $19, that means if your a casual developer or more efficient with your models you could end up never getting the extra value of boosts credits. It would be better if they rolled over and you got that value earlier.
You want to reward loyal customers but it also punishes people who are more efficient with their inference use or are more casual.
I don’t see how this benefits non power users, I’m just giving you an extra $19 a month for what?
Hi Omar, appreciate the candid feedback. We’re aiming to create options that fit a range of developer profiles: pay-as-you-go for more casual usage, and Kilo Pass for folks with more consistent usage. We will always offer a pay-as-you-go option.
The Kilo Pass paid credits never expire, so if you typically spend more than ~$19/month, it becomes a better deal than pay-as-you-go over time.
Excited but at the same time got a little confused with the boost credit system. I will need to read the article again.
Hey! If you still have any questions, let us know, and we'll be happy to clarify them!
Have you developed the CLI further? Or is it by the wayside like what happened with geminicli ?
We have! We've made a lot of progress in the last few weeks specifically, and it will continue to get better!
Congratulations! great idea.