Grep launches AgentRun, says code-first harness cuts agent costs 91%

AJ Asver's internal test reduced compliance model costs from $2.89 to $0.25 per alert, with uncertain cases routed to a frontier agent.

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AgentRun targets the cost structure blocking enterprise agents from moving beyond pilots: frontier models handle exceptions, while code and specialized decision models process routine cases.

A close-up shot of a sophisticated data processing unit with glowing internal circuits, representing a system that optimizes complex tasks.

Grep co-founders AJ Asver (@_aj) and Miguel Rios Berrios (@MiguelriosEN) have launched AgentRun, a harness that watches an AI agent complete repetitive work and converts parts of that job into cheaper typed decisions and ordinary code.…

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