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Agent Cost and Latency Optimiser

Analyses an agent's design and returns a specific plan to cut cost and latency — what to cache, what to shorten, where a smaller model works, with the estimated saving for each.

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Running it, start to finish

  1. Measure where tokens actually go before changing anything.
  2. Enable caching and shorten the system prompt first.
  3. Verify quality has not dropped after each change.

What you get back

The output this produces, every time.

  • Breaks down where tokens go, showing that the system prompt is paid on every call.
  • Identifies what can be cached, which is frequently the largest saving with no behaviour change.
  • Names what not to optimise, since a cheaper agent that fails more often costs more.

Getting better results

Where this usually goes wrong, and how to avoid it.

  • Look at the system prompt first. It is paid on every request and is the last thing anyone examines. Shortening it compounds across all volume.
  • Enable prompt caching before anything else. Where the provider supports it, it is usually the biggest single saving and it changes no behaviour.
  • Be careful with model routing. A smaller model failing on a task it cannot handle costs more in retries and errors than the routing saved.

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