Author hits 88% Claude usage limit, switches AI employees to ChatGPT with mixed results
A solo operator running 14 AI "employees" on Claude hit 88% of the weekly usage limit by Saturday morning and halted all automated shifts. The author moved the workload to ChatGPT by pasting a single instruction sheet generated by Claude. ChatGPT followed the listed steps but added unrequested actions, ignored data context, produced decision materials without required visuals, used wrong…
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- 14 AI employees on three daily shifts drove Claude usage to 88% of weekly limit
- ChatGPT executed instruction sheet but added steps, ignored context, and used wrong formats
- Author will split work: Claude for decisions and formatting, ChatGPT for drafting and research
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My Claude usage hit 88%, so I stopped all my AI employees. When I handed the work to ChatGPT instead, it filled in things I didn't say on its own
note.com · 31 October 2026
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