Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://gump.build/docs/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Cheap2Sota
Start cheap. Escalate only on failure.When to use
For most everyday tasks. The workflow starts with the cheapest agent and only escalates to more powerful models if gates fail. Ideal for keeping costs low without sacrificing reliability.The workflow
How it works
Gump starts by asking Claude Sonnet to decompose the spec into independent tasks. Each task is then implemented by Qwen, the cheapest agent in the pool. If the gates (compile + test) fail, Gump retries with the same agent first — sometimes a second attempt with the error context is enough. From attempt 3, Gump escalates progressively: Claude Haiku, then Sonnet, then Opus. Each retry receives the failed diff and the gate stderr as context. The final gate (compile + lint + test) checks the overall integrity after all tasks.Typical metrics
Most tasks pass on the first or second attempt with Qwen. On a 3–5 task spec, average cost is 2.00 with no escalation, and 5 with one or two escalations. Duration: 1–3 minutes.Customize
Use an even cheaper first agent
Use an even cheaper first agent
Replace
qwen with opencode.Review the plan before building
Review the plan before building
Add
hitl: before_gate on the decompose step.Lower the budget for simple tasks
Lower the budget for simple tasks
Reduce
max_budget to 3.00.Enforce test coverage
Enforce test coverage
Add
coverage: 80 to the quality gate.Keep session across retries
Keep session across retries
By default, sessions are kept across retries. If you want a fresh start on escalation, add
session: new to the escalation entries (automatic when agent changes).