Wait this is new? Large context models figure out the architecture of the request. Miss sized models plan out each requirement, and smaller models implement a tightly detailed task? Isn't this the standard approach?
> Miss sized models plan out each requirement, and smaller models implement a tightly detailed task? Isn't this the standard approach?
It is, but the article is suggesting something different. The central idea is to use /prewalk to load slightly edited context from the more expensive model into the one, so that the cheaper model doesn't burn tokens reading all the files again.
It is, but the article is suggesting something different. The central idea is to use /prewalk to load slightly edited context from the more expensive model into the one, so that the cheaper model doesn't burn tokens reading all the files again.