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by tpicks
13 days ago
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> Claude Code uses Haiku to read through the transcript and decide if the goal has been completed. feels kinda odd to use a less capable model to determine if the goal is fully complete. Especially if the user is expecting /goal to thoroughly complete the task. A less capable model would be more likely to misclassify `isComplete?` |
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There is nothing odd in the basic principle of Economics of using a "good enough" tool, optimal in other respects (e.g. cheap/er).
(You do not hire Nobel Prize winners as receptionists.)
The issue remains, whether the compromise to be adopted actually is "good enough".