Compliance Test: Luna 6 Finds Errors Mini 5.4 Missed at a Fraction of sol-6's Cost
Babayaga1664 · reddit · 2026-10-02
A compliance developer shares a hands-on test checking documents of up to 200k words against legislation. The new Luna 6 performed far better than its poorly-behaved predecessor Luna 5.6 and surfaced new errors that Mini 5.4 missed, using the pricier sol-6 only to establish a baseline. Luna 6 was overly strict at first but tuned up well with prompt adjustments, making it a strong fit for this use case.
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