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Boost

Choose speed for simple questions and capability for difficult work:

  • /easy saves your fast/lightweight model and effort as the Target defaults.
  • /hard saves your capable model and effort as the Target defaults.
  • /easy explain this function applies the preset, then submits the task as a new turn.

Commands do not guess difficulty or hardcode model names. Boost receives the effective Target's available models and each model's supported efforts through Baton's builtin Target Resource, then checks your preset against that catalog. Missing or invalid presets report an error and available choices without submitting the task. Switching does not interrupt a running turn.

Install and configure

Requires Baton 0.4.33+ and public Plugin API 0.9.0+. Model discovery and combined configuration are supported by Codex and Claude. Other Harness adapters must implement these capabilities before Boost can switch their models.

baton plugins install compforge/boost --marketplace reqloop

In ~/.baton/plugin.yaml (replace the example model IDs with available ones):

version: 1
plugins:
  compforge/boost@reqloop:
    enabled: true
    version: 0.1.0
    config:
      presets:
        easy:
          codex:
            model: your-fast-model
            effort: medium
        hard:
          codex:
            model: your-capable-model
            effort: high

default follows the Harness default. These commands are shortcuts for /model plus /effort: they save the same Target preferences and remain effective for later turns and Sessions until changed again. They do not change accounts, rebalance an existing binding, or store a separate active-preset state.

Optional target balancing

Add pools alongside presets to spread new sessions across explicitly configured accounts of the same Harness family:

pools:
  codex: [codex, codex2]
  • Missing pools, pools: {}, or all-empty pools disables balancing entirely; /easy and /hard remain available.
  • pools.codex: [] disables balancing for that family. Pools are never auto-discovered.
  • A new session selecting the conventional family Target (codex) is assigned to the least-used Ready, eligible Target in its pool; ties use Target ID.
  • Explicitly selecting an exact Target bypasses balancing. Existing bindings remain stable to preserve Harness-side context caches.
  • On a first /easy or /hard, balancing finishes before model discovery and configuration. A trailing task uses that same Target.

Only active Baton sessions contribute load. Baton Resource projections own the binding truth; Boost's data directory contains only a short-lived assignment lock.

Migrate from Target Balancer

Disable or uninstall compforge/target-balancer before enabling Boost; do not run both assignment hooks together. Move its config.pools into compforge/boost@reqloop, then add presets. Existing Baton-owned session bindings do not need migration.

Boost 用 /easy 在简单问题上选择更快的轻量模型，用 /hard 在复杂问题上选择能力更强的模型。 两档分别配置 model 和 effort；账号均衡是独立可选项，省略或清空 pools 即可关闭。