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What an inference architecture has to hold An inference design needs explicit choices about access, routing, context, serving and records. Assess those concerns against the workload so the service can be operated, evaluated and changed with known limits. Give inference cost an owner and a unit of work Inference spend depends on provider pricing, workload and architecture. Measure cost per accepted unit of work so model choice, context, retries and review effort can be assessed together. Set the authority boundary for customer-facing answers A customer assistant can make consequential statements about price, policy and entitlement. Define the authoritative sources, validation and human approval needed before those statements reach the customer.
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