Why CEREBRO kept it

Model routing framework for tasks; core LLM mechanics

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• 2026-09-28

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• Last few days, I ran 50-100 of my workflows (that earlier used Fable 5.1 as the orchestrator) on Opus 5.5 and found minimal differences. But there’s still the FOMO of not using the smarter model. Whatx · 2026-09-28
• 2026 in LLMs (so far)rss · 2026-09-28
• If Jev picks the tool, how does the LLM ask for another one?reddit · 2026-09-27
• Some stats creating this with Opus 5.5 set on Ultracode: Most of the time there were between 30-45 agents running at the same time. Total cost: $415 Total weekly limit used on 20x max plan: 25% Tox · 2026-09-27
• Turning GLM-5.3-Flash into a Jev-like decision modelhackernews · 2026-09-27
• Benching this to get exact numbers on how it performs. So far, it's basically just a DeepSeek 4.1 flash router 🙃 https://t.co/LolRovIeEhx · 2026-09-26

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