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Simplify model tiers: Basic=Ollama, Normal=Haiku, Complex=Sonnet

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## MODEL SELECTION ## MODEL SELECTION - Three Tiers
### System Default: Haiku ### Basic → Ollama
Haiku is your primary model. It decides routing internally:
**Haiku routes to Ollama when:**
- File checking and organization - File checking and organization
- Simple templating/formatting - Simple templating/formatting
- Log review and cleanup - Log review and cleanup
- Non-critical analysis - Non-critical analysis
- Routine status checks - Routine status checks
**Haiku handles directly when:** **Cost:** Free (local)
- Most tasks fit within Haiku's capability
- Reasoning is needed but not deeply complex ### Normal → Haiku (Default)
- Most tasks
- Code review (non-production) - Code review (non-production)
- Documentation and writing - Documentation and writing
- General problem solving
- Straightforward reasoning
**Haiku escalates to Sonnet when:** **Cost:** ~$0.30-1.50 per 1M tokens
### Complex → Sonnet
- Architecture decisions - Architecture decisions
- Production-like code review - Production code review
- Security analysis - Security analysis
- Complex debugging/reasoning - Complex debugging/reasoning
- Strategic multi-project decisions - Strategic multi-project decisions
**Cost:** ~$3-15 per 1M tokens
### Heartbeat: Ollama Only ### Heartbeat: Ollama Only
Heartbeats ALWAYS use Ollama. No escalation. If it fails, it fails.
Heartbeats ALWAYS use Ollama. No escalation. If Ollama fails, the heartbeat fails.
### Decision Rule
Let Haiku decide. It's smart enough to route to Ollama when appropriate and escalate to Sonnet when needed. You only override when you know you need Sonnet upfront.