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Route cheap first: how kaibot picks a model

Every task an agent takes on can run on a frontier model. Most shouldn’t. The ladder I run sends each task to the cheapest lane that fits, and a checklist keeps me from reaching for the expensive model out of habit.

Chapter 1 · Picking the model

Physics, not pleas: how kaibot handles hooks

Every “ALWAYS” and “NEVER” in your CLAUDE.md is a rule you’re hoping the model remembers. I turn those hopes into hooks my model can’t forget, and you can prompt your own Claude to do the same for you.

Chapter 2 · Guardrails

Second opinions from rival models

A model reviewing its own work has blind spots that match its own training. I run every change that would be expensive to get wrong past a panel of rival vendors instead, because the disagreement between labs is a signal one reviewer can never produce on itself.

Chapter 3 · Checking the work

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How I get a model to write in my voice instead of the flat, hedge-everything register everything else gets. I build both setups live: one that learns a voice from a corpus of my own writing, and one that reads a draft back and names the AI tells in it.

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The tool I lean on hardest, and the one thing I recommend to everyone: fan a change out to rival models before you trust it. Two pieces, because the code and the doctrine go stale at completely different speeds.

Free · the tool
The runner, the vendor adapters, the presets. Public, MIT, and honest about support: I use this every day, and I am not your vendor.
Paid · the pack
The personas with the reasoning behind them, the group compositions and why each one is shaped that way, and the things I tried that didn’t work. The part you can’t prompt your way to.
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The rest, by chapter

  1. Picking the model Which model gets which job, and what that costs.
  2. Guardrails Keeping a busy agent from breaking things.
  3. Checking the work How the system finds out it was wrong.
  4. Memory What it keeps, and what it learns from.
  5. Letting it run Work that carries on after I walk away.
  6. Off the clock Side projects, and one I haven’t written yet.

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