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Jev-Powered Claude Code Model Router

Satvik Sinha built a Claude Code mod using Jev that watches requests and routes turns to different models: Haiku for quick renames, Opus for implementation, and Fable for architecture planning.

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Satvik SinhaSatvik Sinha@SatvikSinh1572𝕏
Built a Claude Code mod using Jev that watches what you're asking and routes the turn to the right model. Quick renames go to Haiku. Real implementation? Opus. Architecture planning? Fable. @claudeai @ClaudeDevs @bcherny @lydiahallie @trq212 https://t.co/DgIgIGpHLq
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