Which AI model to use for each task
Guide that points to the most suitable AI model for different task types, in PT, EN and ES.
The guide “The right model for each task” helps readers choose between Claude Opus 5.5 and the GPT-6 Astra, Sol, and Luna models. It explains in plain language what each model does best and brings together guidance, prompts, and tests for comparing options.
The idea is to choose a model based on the work at hand, without tying yourself to one platform. The guide suggests different options for planning, carrying out a plan, reviewing code, or handling repetitive tasks. This helps users match their choice to how difficult and clearly defined the request is, while also keeping track of how much quota each model uses.
To get started, check the task table and, if needed, read the model’s profile. Compare two models on three of your own tasks using the same prompt, and record quality and quota use. The source recommends observing the results for a week before changing your whole model setup.
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