Cut your AI cost IN HALF (EASY)
Matthew Berman showed 10 AI tools in this video on . 6 are verified available in the EU. Each row below jumps to the exact second. Part of week 2026-28.
Tools shown in this video, with timestamps
Technique of using a frontier model for planning and a cheaper good-enough model for code execution. The creator's worked example cuts cost from $9.50 to $3.02 (about 68%).
Live demoUsed as the cheaper coding model that implements Fable's spec via Codex. The creator says OpenAI's generous quotas make it effectively cheap.
Live demoFrontier, most expensive model ($10/M input, $50/M output) used for research, spec writing and PR review in the creator's workflow.
Live demoOpenAI's coding agent. It has a CLI, so Claude Code can call it from a skill that delegates code writing to GPT-5.5.
Live demoCan call Codex through its CLI. The creator built a skill where Fable plans, Codex GPT-5.5 writes and Claude verifies.
Live demoThird-party harness with an auto mode that routes tasks to appropriate models. Its sub-agents delegate work to Composer 2.5.
Live demoCursor's homegrown, inexpensive coding model. Cursor sub-agents use it for easier tasks even when a frontier model is selected.
Live demoCompany dedicated to model routing for enterprises. It can save money and often improves quality. The creator discloses being a small investor.
The creator walks through the model picker. Haiku 4.5 is fast and cheap, Sonnet 5 is cheaper and still strong, Opus 4.8 is the previous generation but capable, and Fable is the best and costliest. He advises choosing models and thinking effort per task.
Live demoCheap open-source model that Coinbase uses for most coding tasks, helping keep costs flat while token usage grows.