104 structured judgments for $0.0018: lessons in cheap LLM evals
WolframRvnwlf · x · 2026-09-30
- The author published a Jev article on CoreWeave Forge, running 104 structured judgments for roughly $0.0018 in inference cost.
- The use case was AI news selection with an ultra-cheap model doing large-scale automated classification.
- Key lesson: cheap answers need well-designed questions — the structural design of your evals and prompts is what makes low-cost inference actually usable.
- A hands-on writeup relevant to agent pipelines and eval engineering.
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