Model-tiered content pipeline — cheap models seed, expensive models verify
Drop your Opus bill 80%. Model-tiered content pipeline for MCP — cheap models seed work, expensive models verify it. Sprout routes tasks to the right model tier automatically. Haiku drafts, Sonnet fact-checks, Opus verifies. Every chunk tracks provenance, confidence, and cost. Or add to Claude Code's MCP config (): 1. Seed — Haiku drafts content cheaply (summarization, extraction, first passes)…
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Drop your Opus bill 80%. Model-tiered content pipeline for MCP — cheap models seed work, expensive models verify it. Sprout routes tasks to the right model tier automatically. Haiku drafts, Sonnet fact-checks, Opus verifies. Every chunk tracks provenance, confidence, and cost. Or add to Claude Code's MCP config (): 1. Seed — Haiku drafts content cheaply (summarization, extraction, first passes) 2. Water — Sonnet reviews and fact-checks the seeds 3. Sprout — Opus deep-verifies only what passed…
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