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Show HN: Made a Free LLM Router
flexinference.com
Is this open sourceD? How do we know how the routing happens? IS there an eval?
The routing is largely pass through or standard conversions between API surfaces.
The SDK uses the OpenAPI specs for it's given API surface.
The eval is in the hero of the website itself, everyday it updates with the current median cost saved and latency traded.
Additionally, there are a few demos I have added to the website right under the hero.
What is the basic logic by which you route?
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The basic logic for default routing or flex routing?
The flex routing you offer.
If I can't then I escalate to a default request.
This means you definitely get a response in 10 seconds (could still be a 5xx or 429 from default), but in those 10 seconds I might find you cheaper inference and drop costs by 50%, then charge 20% of that as FlexInference's cut, effectively giving you a 40% discount.
If I don't find the cheaper inference and have to escalate, then I don't charge at all, so it is free.
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The flex routing you offer.
If you give an SLA of lets say 10 seconds to find cheaper inference. I look around different providers that offer flex/batch and try to fulfill in that time. If I can't then I escalate to a default request. This means you definitely get a response in 10 seconds (could still be a 5xx or 429 from default), but in those 10 seconds I might find you cheaper inference and drop costs by 50%, then charge 20% of that as FlexI…