This may have already been discussed but how will this afffect the ICM protocol will it benefit us or hurt us?

hello, has anyone find how to slowly migrate certain parts of their ICM to use jev? things like routing, tool calls and so on. seems like it will be a mish mash in sequence of jev and llm calls to accomplish task in the ICM system which could speed up retrievals? but it will be trouble with llm caching and debugging when things go wrong. what do you think?

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