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Guardrail measures include: setting a daily hard budget based on request count or token count for each Agent, with a hard stop rather than just an alert when triggered; limiting the routes available to each Agent, so that background tasks cannot escalate themselves to the most expensive model; and not using pay-as-you-go keys as a silent fallback, but rather falling back to another free or fixed route when a free route fails, or failing explicitly.
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