Agent Model Router

Overview & Result

Instead of sending every request to the same expensive model, an agent can ask Jev to choose from a predefined list. The chosen model then writes, analyzes, or codes; Jev only owns the route.

How Jev fits in the loop

1. Describe the incoming task and the available model routes.
2. Ask Jev to choose one allowed model.
3. Apply confidence and policy thresholds in code.
4. Send the task to the selected model and evaluate the result.

How to reproduce

1. Define the exact models the router is allowed to select and the properties that distinguish them.
2. Send only the task description and bounded model choices to Jev.
3. Log the selected route, confidence, downstream quality, cost, and any human override.

Why this build matters

It shows the separation between deciding and generating: Jev can make a frequent routing judgment without replacing the model that performs the task.

Limitations

• This record is based on a community post, not a JevForAgents test.
• A good route depends on your model catalog, prompts, latency targets, and evaluation criteria.
• Jev selects the model; the selected model still performs the generation or reasoning.

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