Classification Router
Classify each request into the configured taxonomy with strict structured output.
Task Router
Route your requests by task alias (e.g. taskrouter/<task-id>). Calls go to the model that fits your priority (cheapest, balanced or most accurate) among those that clear the task’s quality floor. Each task shows exactly what to send and what you get back. Your own tasks are detected in your traffic or defined from samples.
Don’t see your task? Tell us what you do today, the model and prompt you use, and a few real examples. We benchmark other models against your current one and email you the results. Meanwhile, keep calling your model through Task Router.
Every comparison uses the same task-specific process. Results are directional rather than a production SLA, and each task shows its sample, rubric, judge, limitations, and pricing provenance.
We create and freeze a representative set of real task cases, so every model is graded on exactly the same work.
A task-specific rubric spells out what counts as correct — and what counts as a failure — before any model runs.
Qualified candidates from all four tiers run on the frozen holdout and are scored by an LLM judge for comparable pass rates.
Measured token profiles meet the latest available provider prices, with source and freshness shown so every estimate can be checked.
Task Router · 268 measured tasks
Route your requests by task alias (e.g. taskrouter/<task-id>). Calls go to the model that fits your priority (cheapest, balanced or most accurate) among those that clear the task’s quality floor. Each task shows exactly what to send and what you get back. Your own tasks are detected in your traffic or defined from samples.
The assistant finds matching tasks and their evidence, or helps you request a benchmark.
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Classify each request into the configured taxonomy with strict structured output.
Produce a concise structured summary of a business conversation and its follow-up actions.
Extract schema-conformant structured fields from business documents.
Answer questions from supplied documents while staying grounded in the provided evidence.
Select required tools and valid arguments, or explain why a request is invalid or missing information.
Validate requester, role, resource, approvals, and least privilege before granting or rejecting access.
Verify permitted identity evidence and complete or escalate account recovery.
Analyzes meeting notes to assign a "Health Score" (Green/Yellow/Red).
Records why a decision was made to prevent "we already tried that" syndrome later.
Rebook or cancel flights while applying fare, baggage, loyalty, and disruption policies.
Given anonymous employee questions, classify topic, merge duplicates, preserve critical wording, and flag content requiring private follow-up.
Convert Suspicious Activity Report (SAR) data into a narrative report.
Flags transactions that deviate from historical patterns for internal audit.
Find feasible slots and book, reschedule, or cancel an appointment under policy constraints.
Given a customer contract, performance obligations, delivery events, and invoices, determine the proposed recognition schedule and flag contract-data conflicts.
Given synthetic business emails, classify likely privilege status, identify attorney involvement and legal-purpose signals, and route uncertain cases for review.
Reviews authentication logic for common flaws (e.g., hardcoded keys).
Given a supplier spreadsheet sample and a target product schema, map source columns, propose type conversions, and identify unmapped required fields.
Investigate failed backups, rerun permitted steps, and verify recovery-point integrity.
Given bank transactions and general-ledger entries, match reconciling items and explain outstanding deposits, fees, timing differences, and unexplained variance.