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Models
1 optimization in 3 sub-categories.
a.Benchmarking workloads
Analyze workloads and test models across each
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- 1.b.i
Match the model and its effort to each call site and query class
Pick the model per role or call site rather than one model everywhere, and set its reasoning effort and sampling parameters per site; tune each role's prompt to its model (GEPA raised every model tested at lower cost).
- 2.a.iii
Choose how the agent acts: typed tools, code execution, or shell, matched to the model and task
Decide the action interface deliberately, by model and by task, and provision what it needs.
b.Finding specialists
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Match the model and its effort to each call site and query class
Pick the model per role or call site rather than one model everywhere, and set its reasoning effort and sampling parameters per site; tune each role's prompt to its model (GEPA raised every model tested at lower cost).
c.Using cheaper models
Cheaper models with verifiable outputs
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- 6.a.i
Oracle-worker multi-model
Let a cheap model do the work and call an expensive one only when a trigger fires: a cascade escalates when the cheap answer looks unreliable or fails a check, a router picks the model before the call, and an advisor tool lets a cheap agent consult a stronger model mid-task.