I Fixed Claude's Token Limits. Here's How.

The speaker begins by explaining their frustration with constantly hitting Claude's usage limits, even with a premium $200/month plan that includes weekly limits. They note this is a recent change, as they previously ran everything on the Opus model without any issues. The speaker shows their usage dashboard, revealing they're close to session limits and have already spent an additional €70 on top of their plan. They attribute this to being 'very generous' with their AI agents and model usage. The main solution involves optimizing their multi-agent setup within Claude. The speaker demonstrates how to access and modify individual agents through the /agents command, showing that each agent can be configured to use different models rather than inheriting from the parent session. Their strategy involves using Sonnet for the main orchestrator agent 'Larry,' whose job is simply to understand which team member is best for a task and delegate accordingly. For specialized work like coding, they keep specific agents like 'Felix' on the more powerful Opus model. Additionally, they show the new effort functionality that can be adjusted with arrow keys, explaining they were previously running Opus with high effort and a 1 million context window, which contributed to excessive token usage. By switching to Sonnet with medium effort for coordination and reserving Opus for specialized tasks, they can significantly reduce costs while maintaining functionality.