Merge provider price CSVs into one comparison table with Claude Code
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Claude Code read several local CSVs of model prices from different providers and produced one organized comparison table grouped by provider.
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Not sure how to start? Tell me what you're trying to get done and I'll help you turn it into a clear request. Goal: Combine several CSV files of model prices from different providers into one table I can compare. Quick check first: How should the table be grouped, by provider or by model? What I need from you: - The CSV files Rules: - Read the files and put related models into one new table, labeled by provider. - If something is missing or unclear, ask me instead of guessing. - Don't change the original files. Output: One organized comparison table, grouped by provider. If any of this is unclear, tell me what you have and I'll help fill the gaps. You'll know it worked when: you can compare prices across providers in one place.
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https://x.com/S0laceGao/status/2036850598855766030
By Solace Gao (@S0laceGao) · Published Mar 25, 2026 · Added Oct 15, 2026 · Last verified Oct 15, 2026
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