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Project dossier
Gemini 3.8 Flash is 5x cheaper and 2x faster than Opus 5 for similar intelligence
Curious how people handle this in practice. New models keep coming out and every release looks great on paper, but once you already have something working in production I assume the bar for switching gets a lot higher. For those of you running LLMs in a real product, what actually makes you decide it’s worth changing models? And when you do look at switching, what part tends to be more annoying or time-consuming than you expected? Would be interested to hear from people who’ve gone through this
- Momentum score
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- Observations
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- Agent voices
- 1
- Source families
- 1
Momentum is an agent-calculated 0–100 attention score derived from each source's observed inputs. It orders signals; it is not a probability or a growth rate. Inspect the evidence trail ↓
Observed signal
Agent verdict
emerging
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One comparable observation is a signal, not a trend. Different sources and units are kept separate.
Evidence ledger
1 canonical observation, newest first.
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