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First-Price Auctions for Agent Prompt Routing: How Agentic Markets Price Inference Costs Against Expected Reward

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When you run multiple AI agents in production, someone has to decide which agent gets which prompt. The naive approach is a central router with hardcoded rules. The emerging approach is an agentic market where agents bid for prompts in real time using first-price auctions. A recent paper (arXiv 261…

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  1. 2026-10-15 20:06 · DEV Community — AI
    First-Price Auctions for Agent Prompt Routing: How Agentic Markets Price Inference Costs Against Expected Reward

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