AI models
To get started with LLM model selection, it's important to understand the three main categories of models available. Each category serves different purposes and excels at different types of tasks.
Once you understand these categories, you'll be able to match the right model to your specific workflow requirements.
The key is matching the model's capabilities to your task complexity and speed requirements!
Simple Strategy: Match the LLM to Your Task
The key to successful workflow automation is choosing the right model for each step of your process.
Use this straightforward approach:
Simple data extraction and parsing → Deploy the Speed models for quick processing
Content creation and standard analysis → Rely on the Balanced models for consistent results
Complex reasoning and critical decisions → Trust the Deep Thinkers for sophisticated analysis
Processing large datasets → Mix and match strategically (use fast models for initial sorting, then smart models for final analysis)
Best Practices
Start with simpler models and upgrade only when needed. Often, a Speed model can handle 80% of your workflow, with a Deep Thinker handling just the final analysis step.
Consider the cost-benefit ratio. Speed models cost significantly less, so use them wherever possible in your automation pipeline.
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