Filtering the queue with Jev before feeding Opus
Only 60 of 1,200 reports are worth investigating, so the author uses Jev to filter first and lets Opus handle only the selected tasks to cut costs.
STOP SPENDING 20x MORE ON OPUS 5.5 THAN YOU NEED TO 1,200 incoming reports. 60 worth investigating. Jev filters the queue before every submission becomes an expensive Opus task start in shadow mode. your workflow keeps running while Jev checks the same reports and logs what it would investigate, skip, or send for review after a week, compare its choices with the actual work. see which calls you could have avoided and which important reports Jev would have missed then let it route the tasks. Opus investigates the selected reports, while code tracks completed work and catches unchanged submissions you’re cutting the queue before it reaches the expensive model my article below covers the setup and how to measure whether that filter earns its place ↓
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