Pith cuts LLM output-token spend without losing information. It watches a route, replays a sample under cheaper output profiles, has a judge compare every answer with the baseline, and pins a profile only when it is as good as the baseline is with itself. When it is not, Pith says so and changes nothing.
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Replay real traffic under cheaper output profiles and compare answers.
Let a judge compare every candidate answer against the baseline before anything changes.
Receive a refusal instead of a silent degradation when savings would drop content.
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