u/General-Fondant4921

I was really liking the workflow feature of claude code wherein 1000s of subagents could be reliabily spawned and managed for a complex long running task.

I used the workflow in ultracode mode to find security vulnerabilities similar to a Mythos scan a Rust and C repo function by function rather than looking at once by creating a threat model first and then having independent subagents running falsification tests, reviews, PoC reproduction for possible vulnerabilities using Opus, Sonnet and Haiku. So that I could compare results and know unique issues found by all of them.

Long story short, after I approved the plan, and then the session spawned close to 40k subagents to peform the work for the repo and sent about 310k requests and I landed up with a usage bill of $5k. My company straight-up suspended my account, now I can't use claude, I am lucky they are not futher escalating the issue about token usage😅

Would appreciate if others can their story as well, so I don't feel alone.

I booked an under-construction flat with a new builder, because I liked the land parcel, and surroundings enough to cloud my reservations against new builders. The project cost was around 2cr, so after a thorough due diligence I went ahead with the sale agreement as well.

After 6 months of my booking, I got know recent buyers are being offered a much lower rate around 800 per sft lower than which I got, during April under the Akshaya Tritiya offer.

I understand that RERA does provide any price guarantee protection to buyers, but the loss for me coming to around 10-11 lakhs due to this, is there I can hold the builder accountable for this ? I want the builder to somehow compensate the difference to me by giving some extra amenities or cash advances, but it's not going to happen if I ask politely. Hence I wanted to know if anyone has been through similar scenario, or if someone could offer any legal aid for my situation.

PS: before anyone comments that I should have negotiated better, I had multiple rounds of negotiations, and the builder had already reduced the sum by around 10 lakhs at that time, in hindsight that should have been the first red flag.

I booked an under-construction flat with a new builder, because I liked the land parcel, and surroundings enough to cloud my reservations against new builders. The project cost was around 2cr, so after a thorough due diligence I went ahead with the sale agreement as well.

After 6 months of my booking, I got know recent buyers are being offered a much lower rate around 800 per sft lower than which I got, during April under the Akshaya Tritiya offer.

I understand that RERA does provide any price guarantee protection to buyers, but the loss for me coming to around 10-11 lakhs due to this, is there I can hold the builder accountable for this ? I want the builder to somehow compensate the difference to me by giving some extra amenities or cash advances, but it's not going to happen if I ask politely. Hence I wanted to know if anyone has been through similar scenario, or if someone could offer any legal aid for my situation.

PS: before anyone comments that I should have negotiated better, I had multiple rounds of negotiations, and the builder had already reduced the sum by around 10 lakhs at that time, in hindsight that should have been the first red flag.