A Claude Code subscription isn’t unlimited: run /usage to see your usage and allocation.
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A Claude Code subscription isn’t unlimited: run /usage to see your usage and allocation. On Pro, the source recommends being conservative with model usage and using Sonnet for lighter tasks. Even if you max out Opus, Sonnet retains its own allocation. The stats view can show usage by day and time, favorite model, total tokens, and longest session. Effort is another token consideration: /effort lets you choose from low to ultra, and higher effort uses more tokens. For Pro, the source suggests a more conservative high or medium setting. Check /usage first, then choose the model and effort le
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