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Cloudflare's live demo, linked from the Clairic launch post, that sets a cascade of Clairic, Clef and an LLM on Workers AI against a single LLM. Co-author Michelle Chen's X thread says it shows the cascade 3.5x faster and 77% cheaper; the blog's own table gives about 3.2x and 49%. The demo lets you pick the LLM and its reasoning level. All figures are vendor-run.

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