LinkedIn post by **Rakesh Gohel** (builder at **JUTEQ**, governance and proof infrastructure for agents) published around **October 25, 2026**, ~250 words, accompanied by an **infographic** credited to *@rakeshgohel01*. He distinguishes three graphs an agent needs to decide, using the example *"Rebook this passenger"*.
#knowledge graph#knowledge graph#context graph
Rakesh Gohel — builder chez JUTEQ (gouvernance et infrastructure de preuve pour agents IA) ; LinkedIn · newsletter rakeshgohel.substack.com.
Short note from Simon Willison (weblog) relaying two tips heard during a *Fireside Chat* at AIE with Cat Wu and Thariq Shihipar (Claude Code team): **let the model (Fable, and to some extent Opus) exercise its own judgment rather than dictating rules to it** — illustrated with the decision of whether to write tests. Second tip, from Jesse Vincent: to **save precious Fable tokens** (ahead of an imminent price increase), ask Fable to **delegate small tasks to less powerful models**, letting it judge which one. Willison shows the exact prompt used (« *use your judgement to decide an appropriate lower power model and run that in a subagent* ») and the **memory file** that Claude Code wrote in response. Domain: prompt engineering, coding agents, token economics, multi-model orchestration.
#Model judgment#delegation to subagents#model override