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docs: lead/worker tutorial and blog post (#2930)
Co-authored-by: Rizel Scarlett <rizel@squareup.com>
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### Lead/Worker Model Configuration
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These variables configure a lead/worker model pattern where a powerful lead model handles initial planning and complex reasoning, then switches to a faster/cheaper worker model for execution. The switch happens automatically based on your settings.
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These variables configure a [lead/worker model pattern](/docs/tutorials/lead-worker) where a powerful lead model handles initial planning and complex reasoning, then switches to a faster/cheaper worker model for execution. The switch happens automatically based on your settings.
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| Variable | Purpose | Values | Default |
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A _turn_ is one complete prompt-response interaction. Here's how it works with the default settings:
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- Use the lead model for the first 3 turns
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- Use the worker model starting on the 4th turns
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- Use the worker model starting on the 4th turn
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- Fallback to the lead model if the worker model struggles for 2 consecutive turns
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- Use the lead model for 2 turns and then switch back to the worker model
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