supercli-site/awesome-coding-plan

What it covers

AI coding costs are hard to compare because subscription plans (Coding Plan / membership) and pay-per-token API billing use different units. This repository separates them into domestic plans, overseas plans, per-token API prices, and a value ranking built from public Agent benchmark data. Each public price row links to the vendor's official pricing page and carries a verification date; unverified quotes stay out of the public tables.

The repository keeps structured data under data/ (plans and API prices) and renders the README tables from it. Readers can use the hosted comparison site or read the tables directly in the README.

How to use it

1. Start from the hosted comparison site plan.supercli.site if you want a browsable view.
2. If you are evaluating a specific subscription type, check the buying guide fact-check before choosing.
3. To work with the data locally, clone the repo and run from the repository root:

pnpm install
pnpm check      # validate the data
pnpm sync       # pull the ModelGo ranking snapshot

pnpm check validates the data gate; pnpm sync refreshes the model ranking from ModelGo. Price data itself is manually verified, not auto-scraped.

Editing and contributing

Price rows live in data/plans.json or data/api-prices.json. Contributions should update the entry, bump verifiedAt, run pnpm check, then regenerate the README tables with:

node scripts/render-readme.mjs

See CONTRIBUTING.md for the full process.

Constraints

• Prices are human-verified and dated; they can go stale between promotions or vendor page redesigns. Check verifiedAt before relying on a number.
• Subscription quotas are often stated by vendors as requests or credits per window, not tokens; the tables transcribe those units rather than converting them.
• The value ranking comes from ModelGo / Artificial Analysis snapshots (137 model variants in the 2026-11-04 snapshot) and only rankings are auto-synced.
• Data and docs are under CC BY 4.0; ranking data rights belong to ModelGo and Artificial Analysis.
• The comparison includes purchase links to vendors; it is a research reference, not a purchase guarantee.

HotRepo's take

The repository crossed 100 stars shortly after creation and reached 190 by the end of the 2026-11-08 snapshot window, gaining 88 stars in roughly one day on the TypeScript new-project list. That jump is consistent with a practical comparison resource being shared among developers weighing plans, but the single-window snapshot does not establish a sustained trend. The interesting design choice is keeping prices human-verified while letting only rankings sync automatically — a reasonable split given how often vendor pricing pages change.