Splitting decisions to Jev and writing to Kimi cuts agent costs 11x
Routing the 91% of agent calls that are yes/no, source-pick, or score decisions to Jev for a probability and leaving writing to Kimi K3 cuts decision cost roughly 250x.
SAM ALTMAN AND DARIO AMODEI CHARGE YOU WRITER PRICES FOR A YES OR NO. 91% of my agent's calls were exactly that. I moved them. The bill fell 11x. 1 week of logs: - 1,100 calls - 1,003 decisions - 97 texts I kept Every decision went through the big writing model. At writing prices. So every bot got one job: - Jev decides - Kimi K3 writes - plain code does the rest A decision is tiny. Pick a source. Yes or no. A score from 0 to 1. Jev returns a number with a probability, code acts. Nothing written, nothing billed as writing. Jev's 4 jobs: 1. Route → picks the next worker. Above 0.85, no second opinion 2. Escalate → below 0.85, Kimi K3 takes the case 3. Gate → under 0.95, I say yes or no 4. Compact → drops useless history before Kimi K3 reads it One brief: - decisions: $0.42 → $0.0017 (~250x) - writing: $0.43 → $0.071 (6x) 100 briefs a month: $85 → $7.30 One agent, one week. Your split will move with your traffic. Steal this: Log a week. Count choices vs kept text. Send the choices to a cheap gate. One-person desk. Named bots, one job each. Ready to copy. Save this.
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