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If you pay for several coding-agent subscriptions, Halv runs them side by side and trims what each one reads, so the same plans go further.
Halv is an Apache-2.0 desktop workspace for Mac, Windows and Linux that runs Claude Code, Codex, Kimi and GLM on the subscriptions you already have. Its free local engine adds Crux, an MIT code index that answers caller and reference questions without reading files one by one, plus command-output filtering and context compression. Halv Cloud, $10 a month, adds per-task model routing that escalates on failed checks. Its own interim benchmark shows cost per correct answer falling 57% for Codex, while noting total tokens rose.
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