Hybrid orchestration · 2026-09-13

A frontier model orchestrating a fast local coder via nInfer

A small but clear split: the frontier model plans and verifies, while Qwen 3.8 runs on nInfer as the fast local coder, saving tokens.

This person routes coding to a local Qwen 3.8 model served on nInfer, which they describe as very fast, while using a frontier model to orchestrate and verify the work. The frontier model also verifies the result afterwards.

The combination saves a lot of tokens, and because Claude does most of the planning they typically run the local model with thinking disabled.

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A small but clear split: the frontier model plans and verifies, while Qwen 3.8 runs on nInfer as the fast local coder, saving tokens.

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