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Rohan Paul· @rohanpaul_ai · X· · Original publication time AI score40

Reason Machines launches Reason coding harness, claims lower task costs than CodexMachine translation

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Reason Machines has launched Reason, a coding agent harness that it says solved tasks 22% more cheaply than OpenAI’s Codex. It keeps the prompt prefix identical across turns to reduce charges for repeated content through caching; a promotional post offers early access and free compute credits.

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Reason Machines just launched Reason, a coding harness that wraps a single model like GPT-6 Astra and solved tasks 22% cheaper than OpenAI’s Codex. How: A traditional coding agent resends its context to the model on every step, so Reason trims that load: Reason holds the prompt prefix identical between turns, by putting its fixed instructions and small tool list at the top of every prompt and only adding new code and results at the end, never rewriting or reshuffling the earlier text. Since every turn starts with the exact same text, OpenAI recognizes it from the previous turn and bills those repeated tokens 90% cheaper, at $1 instead of $10 per million.
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Related contextAdi Singh@xadisingh
Frontier coding performance at up to 20x lower cost. Introducing the world’s most cost-efficient harness: Reason Stop burning thousands on runaway agent bills. Reason outperforms top harnesses on Terminal-Bench and DeepSWE while dropping cost per task to a fraction of the frontier baseline. Comment “Reason” and we’ll send you early access + free compute credits. Try for free: https://t.co/B31tg4p00k
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