Lauren Tan’s AI setup has one rule that instantly makes agent workflows better:
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Lauren Tan’s AI setup has one rule that instantly makes agent workflows better: stop using the same model for every task. she routes work by what each model is actually good at: → fast model for routine work → deep-work model for reasoning + planning → critique model to catch mistakes → long-context model for big docs and research → mixed routing when one task needs several strengths the useful part is knowing when to switch that’s a much better mental model than “always use the smartest model.” right model → right step → better speed, quality, and cost I mapped Lauren’s full routing se
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