Prunes Tautologies Across 27k Tests

The build uses an orchestrator-plus-Jev setup to individually evaluate and prune tautologies across 27k tests. The author presents it as a thorough approach for tasks such as refactors.

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Some of you might have noticed already but, we have a new magic word: **jevify**! I've found the orchestrator+jev setup to be capable of creating some quite robust flows, especially where thoroughness is important, say w/ refactors. Below is an example where we individually evaluate and prune tautologies across 27k tests for ~$2. It comes down to an agent setting up the criteria, validating with a small sample set, and then applying across a larger data set & acting on the results. Now you can ofc do this with subagent orchestration too, but, they usually do not end up comprehensive, and you h

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An agent sets up criteria, validates them with a small sample set, then applies them across a larger dataset and acts on the results.

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