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honorable_coder

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    I'm an avid reader of Marc's blogs - they have a sense of practicality and general wisdom that's easily to follow, even for an average developer like me. In his most recent post, M…

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    You mean Claude Code 2.0 Router? What's 2.0 about your router, isn't it the v1? And its not packaged into a CLI agent - its integrated into Claude Code (meaning you don't support o…

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    Hi HN — we're the team behind Arch-Router ( https://huggingface.co/katanemo/Arch-Router-1.5B ), A 1.5B preference-aligned LLM router that guides model selection by matching queries…

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    Today we’re shipping a major update to ArchGW (an edge and service proxy for agents [1]): a unified router that supports three strategies for directing traffic to LLMs — from expli…

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    Show HN: Model-literals, model-aliases, and preference-aligned routing for LLMs

    Today we’re shipping a major update to ArchGW (an edge and service proxy for agents [1]): a unified router that supports three strategies for directing traffic to LLMs — from expli…

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    Show HN: Detecting hallucinations in LLM function calling with entropy

    We use this for tool calling in https://github.com/katanemo/archgw , that uses a 3b function-calling LLM to map a user's ask to one of many tools for routine agentic operations in …

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    Comment #44931215

    We use this technique heavily for function-calling scenarios in https://github.com/katanemo/archgw , which uses a 3b function-calling model to neatly map a user's ask to one of man…

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    Show HN: Arch-Router – Aligning LLM Routing with Human Preferences

    Hi HN — we're the team behind ArchGW [1], an edge and service proxy for agents written in Rust, and we just recently published our research on LLM Routing: https://arxiv.org/abs/25…

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    Comment #44772041

    The core insight of decoupling route selection from model assignment is rooted in first principles engineering thinking. Someone recently wrote about their work in more detail here…

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    Comment #44698863

    Bit of context: the team that build envoy proxy is now building a new network substrate for agents treating prompts as a first class citizen in the stack. You can check out their o…

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    Comment #44654123

    and you say you aren't "vested" in liteLLM?

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    Comment #44651635

    How do I put this behind a proxy? You mean run the module as a containerized service? But provider switching is built in some of these - and the folks behind envoy built: https://g…

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    Comment #44651555

    and managed from among the application servers that are greedily trying to store/retrieve this state? Not to mention you'll have to be in the business of defining, updating and man…

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    Comment #44651420

    a proxy means you offload observability, filtering, caching rules, global rate limiters to a specialized piece of software - pushing this in application code means you _cannot_ do …

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    Comment #44651348

    the people behind envoy proxy built: https://github.com/katanemo/archgw - has the learnings of Envoy but natively designed to process/route prompts to agents and LLMs. Would be cur…