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$10 for one prompt is about right.

I would copy and paste entire json string examples or entire NIP text into the promt to teach it about a new and proposed NIP. You can also post the naddr if it's a custom NIP like from nostrhub.io or you can create an MD file and paste the proposed NIP into that and tell Dork to read from custom-nip.md for example. As you know new line breaks don't work so if I'm using Dork I would create a file manually.
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Patrick 6mo ago

How much do you usually spend on post deploy edits? I'm sure that can be a wide variance based on how many files it needs to rewrite for the function it's building but in general have you noticed any post deploy cost per prompt avg?

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Derek Ross 6mo ago

Yes. It gets expensive. I've found it cheaper to switch to one feature per prompt when working on edits. But even then, I'd it's a massive project, the context will regrow quickly. Some of us have used Sonnet 4 for initial rollout and then switch to maybe Gemini Pro or Sonnet 3.7 for cheaper model usage for small changes. But beware, Claud Sonnet 4 by far does better jobs for larger and more complex changes.