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Intent Router — Hybrid Edition

A dual-process intent router: Jev acts as System 1, returning the intent, human-review probability, utterance type and a score-based guardrail risk in 70-500 ms, while Gemma acts as System 2 only when Jev is uncertain or risk is elevated.
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Hybrid intent router: Jev as System 1 (Choice+Noul+Score guardrail) and Gemma as System 2 reviewer, dual-process routing to A2A worker agents

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Highlights

  • One Jev request returns intent (Choice), human-review probability (Noul), utterance type (Choice) and a 0-4 guardrail Score.
  • Fast path requires confidence >= 0.6, noul <= 0.5 and score < 1.5; those queries skip the language model entirely.
  • Guardrail scores of 3.0 or higher block and route to a fallback worker without consulting System 2.
  • Gemma reviews only uncertain or elevated-risk cases and can confirm, override or escalate to a human.
  • Typical System 1 latency is 70-500 ms; 0 stars and no license, created and pushed 2026-10-02.

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README and GitHub metadata reviewed 2026-10-17; the captured text is cut off inside the routing-policy diagram, so the worker-agent side, escalation handling, setup steps and whether Gemma runs locally or over an API are not visible.

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