Hand a cheap model a task and it re-reads everything, or confabulates the one ID that actually mattered. So I pack it instead. A Context Pack is one file: exact needles (ids, paths, values) kept verbatim, the bulk gisted, sized to half the model's window. Workers read what matters and re-fetch the rest. A manager routes each task to the cheapest Claude tier that can do it, on your subscription, never metered. Small jobs go direct. Big ones fan out under a cheap large-context model that reassembles the result. I shipped this repo by pointing the tool at itself. It said "12 ok". I believed it only after diffing every file, because a workflow once told me "ok" for work it never ran. Verify the behaviour, not the tally. Repo, MIT, built with Claude: github.com/PUSHINGSQUARES/Build Deep-dive + a fidget to try: aris-space.com/documents/dispatch/context-pack-dispatch //A<3