fleet-doctrine
Model routing strategy for a multi-model AI fleet. Use when spawning sub-agents, choosing models for scheduled jobs, delegating coding tasks, or deciding which model should handle …
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Install
$ openclaw skills install @jarvis-drakon/fleet-doctrineFleet Doctrine — Model Routing
Send each task to the model class that fits it. Fall back to whatever you actually have rather than failing. This is intent, not a pin list — use the current model in each class, not an old version string.
Priority
- Opus-class — judgement, security, high-stakes calls, reviewing others
- Coding agent (Claude Code or Codex) — implementation
- Sonnet-class — routine / scheduled / templated work
- Fast generalist (current GPT or Grok) — speed, second opinions
- Dedicated image/video model — stills and video
- Long-context / multimodal (Gemini-class) — huge docs, mixed media
Aliases
Treat these as classes, not frozen IDs:
opus→ current Opus-class reasoning modelsonnet→ current Sonnet-class workhorsecodex→ current Codex / coding-agent modelgpt→ current GPT-class generalistgrok→ current Grok generalistimagine→ current Grok Imagine image/video modelgemini→ current Gemini-class long-context / multimodal model
Do not publish or hardcode a dated model ID unless you need a reproducible run.
Routing
Opus-class — commander
Main-session judgement, orchestration, security decisions, ambiguous calls, and review of other models' output. Do not spend it on scheduled jobs, lookups, or templates.
Coding agent — implementer
Refactors, features, repo work, PR review, debugging, technical drafting. Claude Code is a strong default; Codex is the second engine or parallel pair. Do not use a coding agent for non-coding work.
Sonnet-class — workhorse
Scheduled jobs, briefings, routine admin, drafts, form letters, anything repetitive. Default for crons unless the job needs real reasoning.
Fast generalist — backup
GPT-class or Grok when the first two are busy or you want a cheap second look: sanity-checks, lightweight review, fast research, drafts.
Image / video — dedicated model
Use a dedicated image/video model (Grok Imagine is a strong default). Do not send stills or video to a general chat model, including Gemini, unless that is all you have.
Gemini-class — long context
Very long documents and multimodal analysis. Not the default for image generation.
Decision flow
- Routine / scheduled / templated? → Sonnet-class
- Image or video? → dedicated image/video model
- Huge document or mixed media? → Gemini-class
- Coding / repo work? → coding agent (second engine if you want a pair)
- High-stakes, security, or unclear? → Opus-class
- Need a fast extra opinion? → GPT or Grok
Fallback
If a class is missing on your instance, use the closest thing you have. A finished job on a worse-fit model beats a failed job on the "right" one.
Anti-patterns
- Opus-class on summaries or crons
- Sonnet-class on hard multi-step reasoning
- Coding agent on non-coding work
- Chat model for image/video when a dedicated model exists
- Spawning several models on one task unless you deliberately want a second opinion
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