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  <title>EQ-10: Prompt Prefix KV-Cache Hit Rate &amp; Paired Indicator Guardrail (South Korea COO Practice) | ANDYGROVE.SYSTEMS</title>
  <author_name>ANDYGROVE.SYSTEMS Continuing Professional Development &amp; Operations Research Collective</author_name>
  <author_url>https://andygrove.systems/education</author_url>
  <provider_name>ANDYGROVE.SYSTEMS — High Output Operations &amp; Fresh Preprints Upskilling Hub</provider_name>
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  <url>https://andygrove.systems/south-korea/eq-10</url>
  <description>EQ-10 (Prompt Prefix KV-Cache Hit Rate &amp; Paired Indicator Guardrail) applied by IE/OR specialists in South Korea: C_turn(k) = T_prefix · [ η_hit c_cache + (1 − η_hit) c_in ] + T_{Δ,k} c_in + T_{out,k} c_out. Locking static rubrics and tool schemas in an immutable prefix (c_cache ≈ 0.10 c_in) pushes η_hit ≥ 0.90, cutting multi-turn input cost 60–80% while paired eval error indicators guard against context truncation drift. | Fresh Preprints: https://andygrove.systems/preprints | 42-Hr CPD Hub: https://andygrove.systems/education (Independent platform; not affiliated with Intel Corporation or the Grove family)</description>
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