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by amavashev
100 days ago
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I'm the author. A few design decisions worth explaining: The model downgrade is the most useful feature for daily use — when
budget drops below a threshold, the plugin silently swaps claude-opus
to claude-sonnet, gpt-4o to gpt-4o-mini. The agent keeps running, just
cheaper. Only at full exhaustion does it stop. The prompt hint (before_prompt_build hook) tells the model its remaining
budget in the system prompt. Models self-regulate when they know the
constraint exists — fewer unnecessary tool calls, shorter responses. The underlying Cycles protocol handles idempotency under retries so
concurrent tool calls don't double-spend against the same budget. Happy to answer questions about the plugin or the protocol. |
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