So, the answer is yes, a single agent makes too many mistakes and you have to run four of them (4x usage cost) to improve the quality. I understand that it wor

So, the answer is yes, a single agent makes too many mistakes and you have to run four of them (4x usage cost) to improve the quality. I understand that it works better, but I am rightfully pointing out that it's less efficient. An analogy would be putting a V8 engine into a pickup truck to make it go as fast as a Mazda Miata.