Inside Halv's 57.1% Cost Reduction: SWE-rebench Data
Halv reports a paired SWE-rebench comparison where its workflow, an Astra coordinator, a Luna investigation stage, and JEV selecting worker models and reasoning effort, recorded $144.67 in model cost versus $337.50 for vanilla Codex across 42 runs, with both arms passing 25 verifier runs.
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- 42 selected runs (14 tasks x 3 repetitions): both arms passed 25 runs, Halv cost $144.67 versus $337.50 for vanilla Codex.
- Halv used 3.49x more tokens (170.1M versus 48.8M); cost split: coordinator $64.50, L1 workers $76.03, L2 workers $3.07, investigation $1.06.
- ArcadeDB-4455: 81.7% lower cost ($14.97 versus $81.85) with 3/3 passes in both arms; Perry-3982 regressed to 1/3 passes from 3/3.
- The interim checkpoint covers 14 of 111 planned tasks; 13 infrastructure-invalid attempts and a 10-run rolled-back policy experiment are excluded.
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Published by Halv AI on its own benchmark campaign, a workflow comparison that changed routing, context tools, and coordination policy together, so it cannot isolate JEV's contribution. Recorded costs are token-based estimates, not invoices.
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