A cascading Kimi-to-Sol-to-Fable strategy reaches 89.9% task coverage at $9.24
ZainHasan6 · x · 2026-07-21
A cascading model strategy can outperform single-model setups by escalating only when cheaper models fail. The example in the post routes tasks through Kimi K3, then GPT-5.6 Sol, then Fable 5. With one verifier-driven failover, it reaches 85.6% at $7.30 per task; adding a third model raises coverage to 89.9% at $9.24 and nearly reaches the oracle ceiling.
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