Explanation¶
These pages explain the choices behind Ribbit and its examples. They are useful when deciding how to design a workflow or interpret its results.
- When to chain models: where a small intermediate step can help, and how to compare it fairly.
- Why the examples retain originals: a walkthrough of the triage, context, and brief designs.
- How records and pipes compose: data boundaries, identity, metadata, and flow budgets.
- Execution and trust: what models, built-ins, extensions, and external harnesses can do.
- Model evidence: measured results and known failure modes.
- Product direction: the intended users, scope, and product requirements.
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