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This benchmark used synthetic chore scenarios, and synthetic data may come from the same source as the training set, so the 97.8% accuracy should not be directly extrapolated to real calendar invitations or PR descriptions; however, the token savings and latency reductions brought by strict JSON output and the action enum are structural benefits that would usually still hold in real scenarios.
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