Experimental Model Router for Logical Threads

Engo built an experimental model router for @pidotdev that uses Jev as its decision maker. It isolates work into logical threads and prices cache reads and writes, cold context, expected output, and switching back.

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Engo@EngoDev𝕏

I made an experimental model router for @pidotdev using Jev as the decision maker. It's not a generic "pick a cheaper model" router. It isolates work into logical threads and prices cache reads/writes, cold context, expected output + the cost of switching back. @CompleteSkeptic @typesafeai This wouldn't of been possible without Jev, it's an amazing primitive to make software with 💪🏻

Sep 18, 2026X postsView on X

Engo says it is not a generic router for picking a cheaper model. They credit Jev as an important primitive in making the software.

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