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docs(wiki): cross-link cost-model → task-board #169

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### Three cost modes (fast → smart → max) ### Three cost modes (fast → smart → max)
| Mode | Budget (tokens) | Behavior | | Mode | Budget (tokens) | Behavior |
| ----- | --------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | ----- | --------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Fast | 16K | Maximum cache-hits, minimum fresh tokens. Rejects large expansions early. | | Fast | 16K | Maximum cache-hits, minimum fresh tokens. Rejects large expansions early. |
| Smart | 64K | Default. Balances cache reuse with room for follow-up turns. | | Smart | 64K | Default. Balances cache reuse with room for follow-up turns. |
| Max | 256K | Almost never hits budget. For one-shot deep tasks where cost is secondary. | | Max | 256K | Almost never hits budget. For one-shot deep tasks where cost is secondary. |
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## See also ## See also
- [task-board](./task-board.md) — the scheduler that dispatches tasks within session budgets
- [mother-hive](./mother-hive.md) — MCP architecture (different cost domain) - [mother-hive](./mother-hive.md) — MCP architecture (different cost domain)
- [quality-gates](./quality-gates.md) — the gate that validates cost-mode parsing - [quality-gates](./quality-gates.md) — the gate that validates cost-mode parsing

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@ -31,10 +31,10 @@ variants). The MCP host gets a battle-tested implementation for free.
### Persistent vs ephemeral jails ### Persistent vs ephemeral jails
| Type | How | When to use | | Type | How | When to use |
| ---------- | ----------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------- | | ---------- | ----------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------ |
| Persistent | `jexec <name>` into an existing jail | Operator-managed jails with preconfigured environments | | Persistent | `jexec <name>` into an existing jail | Operator-managed jails with preconfigured environments |
| Ephemeral | `jail -c command=<binary>` auto-destroyed | One-shot confinement, no state between runs | | Ephemeral | `jail -c command=<binary>` auto-destroyed | One-shot confinement, no state between runs |
The `JailConfig` struct uses an enum: if `name` is set, jexec; if `path` is set, The `JailConfig` struct uses an enum: if `name` is set, jexec; if `path` is set,
ephemeral. They're mutually exclusive; `name` takes precedence. ephemeral. They're mutually exclusive; `name` takes precedence.