Jev turns past LLM responses into a semantic cache to cut agent inference costs
MikkoH · x · 2026-09-24
Jev converts past LLM responses into a semantic cache: when a new request shares the same intent as an earlier one, the stored answer is reused instead of paying to generate it again. Beyond speed and cost savings, the author argues this could make AI agents affordable for less-funded companies.
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