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Routapse

An open-source LLM router: a small router model, Laya or Jev, reads each prompt and decides which LLM, specialist agent or direct answer it gets, then serves everything through one OpenAI-compatible endpoint. Routing rules are described in plain language in a GUI.
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Language
Python
License
MIT
Reading time
2 min
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Community
Author
pooyaphoenix
Last verified
Oct 2026
Languages
Python
Platforms
APIBrowser
Capabilities
Open sourceSelf-hosted

Highlights

  • Laya or Jev classifies each prompt before any big model runs: which LLM, which specialist agent, or answer directly.
  • One OpenAI-compatible endpoint fronts local models via Ollama and hosted models from OpenAI, Claude and Gemini.
  • Routing is described in plain language in a GUI, then saved and called through the endpoint.
  • Spend less: greetings and lookups go to a small model, and only hard prompts reach the expensive one, per the README.
  • MIT licensed, Python 3.11+ with a FastAPI backend and React GUI; created 2026-10-04, pushed 2026-10-10.

Watch out

README reviewed 2026-10-17; the digest excerpt ends inside the why-Routapse list, so configuration examples, benchmarks and how Jev or Laya are hosted are not documented here.

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X: Jev 1.14 is now on OpenRouter

X: Jev lands on the Vercel AI Gateway

X: Jev as an LLM guardrail inside Agentgateway

YouTube: Greg Isenberg and Ryan Vogel on the businesses Jev unlocks, and a path in through the Vercel AI Gateway.

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