@dabit3: 1,000 tok/s vs 85 tok/s visualized
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Nader Dabit visualizes the speed difference between 1,000 tok/s subagents and 85 tok/s, highlighting that lightning skill offload enables ~5x faster execution by using subagents for implementation while keeping frontier models as planners and reviewers.
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1,000 tok/s vs 85 tok/s visualized https://t.co/8rFUWLPOsp
nader dabit (@dabit3): Since you don’t need a frontier model typing every line of code, we can optimize subagents beyond just cost.
/lightning skill offloads implementation to 1,000 tok/s subagents, resulting in ~5x faster execution.
it keeps frontier (or default) as the planner + reviewer, hands
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