A model mix
Which work belongs on a fast, economical tier and which work has earned deeper reasoning.
Complimentary routing assessment / built around one real workflow
Find the lowest-cost model mix that still clears your quality bar.
Bring one AI workflow and rough monthly volume. We will map the routing policy, failover order, spend controls and integration path that make sense for your product.
- No credentials required
- No production access
- No generic sales deck
The output
A decision document, not a product tour.
The first conversation is useful even if the answer is that your existing architecture should stay exactly where it is.
A failover order
What should happen when a provider slows down, refuses a request, or disappears for an afternoon.
A cost boundary
Where to stop spend before it happens, with the quality signal that makes the ceiling defensible.
An integration path
The smallest credible route from your current call pattern to one controlled gateway endpoint.
A deliberately small start
One workflow. Three decisions.
- 01 / UnderstandWe define the outcome, constraints and current failure cost.
- 02 / RouteWe separate work by the capability and effort it actually needs.
- 03 / ProveWe identify the quality and cost evidence required before traffic moves.
Start with the useful facts
Tell us what your product asks AI to do.
We will use this to prepare the first questions and respond from a real address. No credentials or confidential prompts belong in this form.
- Best fit
- Products with repeatable AI workflows and meaningful request volume.
- First reply
- A focused question or proposed review—not an automated nurture sequence.
- What stays private
- Your prompt contents, credentials and production data. Do not send them here.
Before you send it
The sensible questions.
Do we have to replace every provider integration at once?
No. Start with one bounded workflow, compare it against the current path, and move more traffic only when the evidence supports it.
Will you need our provider credentials for the assessment?
No. Rough volume, prompt shape, quality expectations and the failure modes you care about are enough for the first plan.
Is this only a cost-reduction product?
No. Cost is one constraint. Routing also exists to protect answer quality, create a usable failover path and keep product behavior independent of one vendor.
What can call the gateway?
Any product or worker that can make an HTTPS request. The integration uses one endpoint and does not require a vendor-specific client kit.
One workflow / one practical plan