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Patterns

Four ways to use Jev's answers, each with a page of its own.

  • Speculative fan-out: ask every question you might need in one request, and read only what matters.
  • Confidence routing: gate each action on the answer's confidence, with a threshold sized to the cost of being wrong.
  • Composite scoring: break a judgement into small Scores and combine them with weights you own.
  • Intent routing: make a cheap first decision that sends each request to code, a model or a person.

The four combine. Fan-out supplies the answers, and routing and scoring read them: one request can carry the intent, the effort and the atomic scores, and your code then applies the gates and the weights.

The C# on every page is compiled and tested in tests/Minos.NET.Docs.Tests.

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  • Speculative fan-out: the first pattern, asking every question you might need in one request.
  • Samples: three whole programs that use these patterns, run offline from recorded answers.
  • Testing your code: test code that uses Minos with canned answers.