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ci(warden): Use Luna 6 for auxiliary tasks - #217

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Switch Warden’s shared auxiliary model from openrouter/openai/gpt-5.6-luna to openrouter/openai/gpt-6-luna, preserving high reasoning effort. This covers deduplication and the other auxiliary helpers.

A small paired smoke test against deployed Warden v0.49.0 matched on all 10 dedup checks per model (five labeled cases, two runs each), with no invalid responses or fallbacks. Both models also passed an auxiliary tool-use check. Luna 6 reduced median dedup time from 3.45s to 2.48s and reported cost from $0.0025768 to $0.0011098 across those 10 calls, about 57% lower. Fixtures were paraphrased from two existing regression cases with distinct-issue and location controls; this was not a production trace replay or a full auxiliary evaluation.

Both models correctly grouped batch paraphrases; Warden’s existing claim-preservation rule retained differently worded findings after grouping. Identical claims were merged. A fresh Pi model catalog resolves Luna 6; a locally cached catalog initially did not. The organization workflow uses fresh runners.

Switch the shared auxiliary model after a paired smoke comparison matched
Luna 5.6 on dedup decisions and auxiliary tool use at lower reported cost.
Preserve high reasoning effort.

Co-Authored-By: GPT-6 Astra <noreply@anthropic.com>
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