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Model routing with decision models

Choosing which model, tier or reasoning effort should serve each request. A typed Choice over candidate models replaces a hand-written router or an LLM call that decides where to send work.

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  • Pi extension for four-tier model routing with an optional classifier advisor (formerly Jev/Clef-specific, now any Pi classifier).

    PluginbetaTypeScript
  • Adaptive thinking-level router for Pi: Jev or local rules pick low/medium/high/xhigh at task start, on reasoning failures and when stable.

    ProjectbetaTypeScript
  • Pi extension that classifies each request with Jev and routes it to one of three configured models, with doctor checks and shadow mode.

    ProjectbetaTypeScript
  • Pi-based coding agent where Jev gates every tool call, picks the model tier, checks 'done' claims and trims tool output.

    ProjectbetaTypeScript
  • Claude Code plugin where a local Decider model on your Mac picks the model and effort level for each subagent task.

    PluginbetaPython
  • Host-agnostic routing layer that picks model, effort and provider per round for coding harnesses from trajectory evidence.

    ProxybetaTypeScript
  • Claude Code mod where Jev judges each message's /effort level and offers a one-key switch for that turn.

    PluginbetaPython
  • Local router for Claude Code and Codex that has Jev assess each new task, then pins a policy-chosen model and effort for the conversation.

    ProxybetaTypeScript
  • Policy-driven router that sends each LLM request to the cheapest capable model tier, escalating when Jev finds a reason.

    ProjectbetaTypeScript, Python
  • Prompt router for Claude Code, Codex and Antigravity that picks model, effort, skill and language per request via Jev.

    ProjectbetaPython
  • Rust five-tier cascade router that sends prompts to Jev or an LLM, escalating only ambiguous requests.

    ProjectbetaRust
  • Open-source AI coding agent with memory and specialist agents; the list notes an optional Jev dispatch classifier.

    ProjectbetaTypeScript
  • Preview router for macOS Codex where Jev picks the GPT model and reasoning effort for each request through an isolated profile.

    Projectbeta
  • CLI that filters coding-agent subscriptions by quota and policy, then asks TypeSafe to rank the rest and pick a reasoning effort.

    ProjectprototypeTypeScript
  • Patched Codex CLI where Jev reads task context mid-run and picks the next reasoning effort level and how long it should last.

    CLIprototype
  • Experimental Paseo plugin where Jev, local Laya or OpenAI Decisions classifies each message and routes it to a provider/model preset.

    ProjectprototypeTypeScript
  • Cost-, cache- and quota-aware LLM router that classifies each turn with a Jev-class model, prices every route, and checks cheap answers.

    ProjectprototypePython
  • Effortlane: local router for native Codex on macOS that uses Jev to recommend model and reasoning effort per turn, with a Shadow mode first.

    CLIprototypePython
  • OpenAI-compatible local server pairing a small llama.cpp model for generation with Jev for the closed decisions.

    ServiceprototypePython
  • Decision sidecar and Copilot CLI pre-turn hook that mimics Jev choice, noul and score using Azure Foundry Cohere Rerank.

    HookprototypePython
  • Home Assistant conversation agent where Jev classifies an utterance and either calls a light, climate or cover service or hands off to Grok.

    ProjectprototypePython
  • Hermes Agent tool plugin giving bounded Jev judgments and an explicit model recommendation via TypeSafe, Cloudflare or OpenRouter.

    Agent skillprototypePython
  • Experimental Hermes plugin returning routing plans: Jev rates task complexity, deterministic policy picks the cheapest eligible model.

    PluginprototypePython
  • Local proxy for Claude Code that uses Jev to pick model and effort per message, routing subagents but guarding the cached main chat.

    ProxyprototypeTypeScript
  • Prototype per-call model router for Codex where Jev picks the GPT model and reasoning effort for each call via a local Responses proxy.

    ProxyprototypeTypeScript
  • Six side-by-side demos where Jev makes the decision, Claude or Kimi writes the words, and code owns control flow.

    AppprototypeTypeScript
  • Python agent development kit for building System One pipelines with Jev for guardrails, routing and PR triage.

    ProjectprototypePython
  • Beginner manual, video script and three small examples for building an agent harness with Jev via langchain-typesafe.

    ProjectprototypePython
  • LangChain notebook of practical Jev examples: ticket triage, model routing, reply guardrails, tool selection and finance-inbox fraud checks.

    ProjectprototypePython
  • Local Anthropic-compatible proxy where Jev scores each Claude Code turn and simple work is routed to cheap or free models.

    ProxyprototypeTypeScript