docs: add subscription token limits & Goose comparison
Enrichir la section subscription limits (ultimate-guide.md): - Tableau des budgets tokens par plan (Pro 44K, Max 88-220K) - Ratio Opus/Sonnet 8-10× documenté explicitement - Clarification "heures" = temps de traitement, pas tokens - Lien vers ccusage (outil communautaire de monitoring) - Note historique sur réductions non annoncées (Oct 2025) Nouvelle section Goose dans ai-ecosystem.md: - Comparaison technique Claude Code vs Goose (7 critères) - Stats GitHub (15K+ stars, 350+ contributors) - Use cases et trade-offs honnêtes - Hardware requirements selon LLM - Quick start avec commandes d'installation Sources: Perplexity research (Jan 2026), official Anthropic docs, community reports (Reddit, GitHub issues, HN). Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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**How Subscription Limits Work**
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Unlike API usage (pay-per-token), subscriptions use a different model:
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Unlike API usage (pay-per-token), subscriptions use a hybrid model that's deliberately opaque:
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| Concept | Description |
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|---------|-------------|
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| **Message windows** | Limits reset periodically (e.g., every few hours), not daily |
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| **Hybrid counting** | Advertised as "messages" but actual capacity varies by message length, attachments, and context size |
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| **Weekly caps** | Higher tiers may have weekly limits to prevent continuous 24/7 usage |
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| **Model weighting** | Opus consumes quota faster than Sonnet; Haiku is lightest |
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| **5-hour rolling window** | Primary limit; resets when you send next message after 5 hours lapse |
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| **Weekly aggregate cap** | Secondary limit; resets every 7 days. Both apply simultaneously |
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| **Hybrid counting** | Advertised as "messages" but actual capacity is token-based, varying by code complexity, file size, and context |
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| **Model weighting** | **Opus consumes 8-10× more quota than Sonnet** for equivalent work |
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**Approximate Token Budgets by Plan** (Jan 2026, community-verified)
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| Plan | 5-Hour Token Budget | Weekly Sonnet Hours | Weekly Opus Hours | Claude Code Access |
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|------|---------------------|---------------------|-------------------|-------------------|
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| **Free** | 0 | 0 | 0 | ❌ None |
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| **Pro** ($20/mo) | ~44,000 tokens | 40-80 hours | N/A (Sonnet only) | ✅ Limited |
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| **Max 5x** ($100/mo) | ~88,000-220,000 tokens | 140-280 hours | 15-35 hours | ✅ Full |
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| **Max 20x** ($200/mo) | ~220,000+ tokens | 240-480 hours | 24-40 hours | ✅ Full |
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> **Warning**: These are community-measured estimates. Anthropic does not publish exact token limits, and limits have been reduced without announcement (notably Oct 2025). The 8-10× Opus/Sonnet ratio means Max 20x users get only ~24-40 Opus hours weekly despite paying $200/month.
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**Why "Hours" Are Misleading**
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The term "hours of Sonnet 4" refers to **elapsed wall-clock time** during active processing, not calendar hours. This is not directly convertible to tokens without knowing:
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- Code complexity (larger files = higher per-token overhead)
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- Tool usage (Bash execution adds ~245 input tokens per call; text editor adds ~700)
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- Context re-reads and caching misses
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**Tier-Specific Strategies**
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| If you have... | Recommended approach |
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| **Pro plan** | Sonnet only; batch sessions, avoid context bloat |
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| **Limited Opus quota** | OpusPlan essential: Opus for planning, Sonnet for execution |
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| **Moderate quota** | Sonnet default, Opus only for architecture/complex debugging |
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| **Generous quota** | More Opus freedom, but still monitor weekly usage |
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| **Unlimited/high tier** | Use Opus freely, focus on productivity over optimization |
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| **Max 5x** | Sonnet default, Opus only for architecture/complex debugging |
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| **Max 20x** | More Opus freedom, but still monitor weekly usage (24-40h goes fast) |
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**The Pro User Pattern** (validated by community):
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/status # Shows current session: cost, context %, model
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Anthropic provides no in-app real-time usage metrics. Community tools like [`ccusage`](https://github.com/ryoppippi/ccusage) help track token consumption across sessions.
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For subscription usage history: Check your [Anthropic Console](https://console.anthropic.com/settings/usage) or Claude.ai settings.
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**Historical Note**: In October 2025, users reported significant undocumented limit reductions coinciding with Sonnet 4.5's release. Pro users who previously sustained 40-80 Sonnet hours weekly reported hitting limits after only 6-8 hours. Anthropic acknowledged the limits but did not explain the discrepancy.
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### Context Poisoning (Bleeding)
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**Definition**: When information from one task contaminates another.
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