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How can I reduce latency in AI workflows?

Cut context size, switch to smaller models for easy steps, and parallelize where safe. Cache frequent outputs. Avoid multi-turn back-and-forth by designing clearer first prompts. Profile each stage and remove slow, low-value checks. Sometimes adding a cheap pre-filter reduces expensive calls downstream.

In practice

Measure p95 latency per step—optimize bottlenecks, not averages.

Where to start

  1. [01]Introduce response caching for repeat queries.
  2. [02]Split workflows into fast and slow lanes.
  3. [03]Profile tokens and wall time per component.
  4. [04]Experiment with streaming where UX allows.
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