notque /
Routing & Cost Optimizationvexjoy-agent
An optional Jev routing path that matches VexJoy requests to specialist Agents, skills and workflows.
What Jev Does in this Architecture
Key Architecture Benefit
Keeps repeatable routing rules and model-selected candidates in separate stages.
Reviewed Source Code Evidence
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notque/vexjoy-agentArchitecture Category
Routing & Cost Optimization
Complexity-based request routing to tier generative models and optimize token spend.
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