hep-orch

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Set or show which model runs the orchestrator and which runs the workers.

Raw request: $ARGUMENTS

A role split only saves anything when the roles actually run on different models. Before this policy existed the allocator had nothing to read, so every worker inherited the orchestrator's frontier model and a five-worker fan-out billed five frontier runs to do work a cheap model finishes.

Read the request

• No arguments, or show/status → report the current policy and stop.
• clear/reset → remove the policy and stop.
• Otherwise the request is one or more role=value pairs.

role is orchestrator or worker. value is either a tier (economy, balanced, frontier) — read as a ceiling — or an exact model id from the live host inventory, read as a pin. An empty value drops that role back to inherited.

Apply it

Run the host command and report exactly what it prints:

hep-orch <role=value> [<role=value>...]

Do not edit ~/.agentlas/one/model-policy.json by hand and do not export AGENTLAS_MODEL_ALLOCATION_POLICY_JSON on the user's behalf. The environment variable is the operator override and outranks this file; say so if it is set, because the policy the user just wrote will not be the one in force.

Which hosts can actually act on it

The policy is read on every host, but only a host that can run a worker as a separate invocation can put two different models to work at once.

• Claude Code spawns real subagents and takes a model per subagent, so an orchestrator/worker split runs as written — this is the only host where the split is verified end to end today.
• Codex, Gemini/Antigravity, Cursor, OpenCode have no subagent of their own. One model plays every role in sequence. The allocation receipt is still produced and the ceiling still applies to what that model may request, but a worker tier does not put a second, cheaper model on the machine.