Non-coder shares cost-split agent pipeline: frontier models only where judgment matters
Soggy_Yogurtcloset35 · reddit · 2026-10-12
A non-developer describes a cost-optimized agent pipeline: a frontier model designs the blueprint, DeepSeek/GLM Flash write code, one single frontier review pass, a cheap model fixes flagged issues, and every seat is verified against the requested model. They ask if combining MetaGPT-style roles with RouteLLM-style cost-splitting makes sense.
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