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Retail & marketing · use case
Bulk product copy, variants and translations route to small models inside a per-team budget that refuses when it is spent; anything flagged brand-critical goes to the frontier model; the ledger shows what each campaign cost and what it would have cost on the frontier model alone.
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The situation
Marketing generates more AI text than anyone else in the company and most of it is bulk: variants, descriptions, translations. Paying frontier prices for all of it is the single easiest saving - and the one piece that must be perfect has to be allowed to cost more.
What changes
One request
Bulk copy runs on cheap models within a per-tenant budget; brand-critical work gets the best.
The policy
This is the rules.yaml that produces the behaviour above; targets.yaml names the models, agents and people it refers to. Budgets are declared per target in the catalogue; context keys let the caller flag what matters.
rules:
- name: bulk-copy-on-cheap-models
when:
domains: [marketing]
actions: [generation]
max_complexity: 0.5
prefer: [llm-small, llm-mid]
weight: 0.8
- name: brand-critical-gets-the-best
when:
domains: [marketing]
context: { brand_critical: true }
prefer: [llm-frontier]
pin: trueExample: Illustrative configuration or synthetic data, not a customer's.A reference configuration to start from - rules the router enforces as written, not a description of how a named customer runs it.
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