Put every AI task on the right model.

DRG Model Router evaluates the models you already allow, applies your policy constraints, and returns a decision you can explain—without collecting provider credentials.

Plan a governed pilot See the decision trace

Local-first. Advisory by design. Every recommendation receipted.

TASK

Build a production incident response plan

ELIGIBLE ROUTES

3 of 8

POLICY CHECK

Passed

RECOMMENDATION

copilot / claude-sonnet

DECISION RECEIPT

DRG-7E2A

Decisions you can defend. 01 / Governed selection

Model choice became infrastructure. Most teams still treat it like a guess.

Provider catalogs change. Access lanes differ. Benchmarks age. A model that wins one task can waste time and budget on the next.

Generic defaults
Stale leaderboards
Opaque auto-routing

A recommendation is only useful when the constraints are visible.

A decision path your team can govern.

Advisory by design.
Your team approves execution.

01 INSPECT
Inventory the routes you actually control.
02 CONSTRAIN
Apply policy, capability, quota, and billing rules.
03 RECOMMEND
Rank only eligible models using current evidence.
04 EXPLAIN
Return a redacted, hash-chained receipt.
CONSTRAINT
LEARN & IMPROVE

See what a defensible model decision looks like.

Change the task and priority. The router updates the eligible field, recommendation, and receipt.

TASK

OPTIMIZE FOR

REQUEST Refactor a production TypeScript service

8 routes observed

Policy current6 pass

Capability fit4 pass

Billing lane verified3 pass

RECOMMEND GitHub Copilot

claude-sonnet-4.5

High task fit
Subscription lane allowed
Current local evidence

DECISION RECEIPT DRG-7E2A

Redacted

Illustrative local demo. Route availability and evidence come from your reviewed configuration.

Controls before cleverness.

Local-first

Configuration and receipts stay under your control.

Policy-gated

Ineligible routes never enter the ranking.

Credential-safe

The router does not store provider secrets.

Choose the model with evidence—not habit.

Capability	Typical model routing	DRG Model Router
Candidate pool	Whatever the tool defaults to	Only routes you explicitly allow
Policy	Checked after the decision	Filters the field before ranking
Credentials	Often centralized in a proxy	Never stored by the recommender
Explanation	Opaque or transient	Redacted decision receipt
Execution	Automatic by default	Advisory until your team approves

Start with a governed pilot.

We configure the router around your real access lanes, policy boundaries, and representative tasks—then measure whether the recommendations earn the right to automate.

Reviewed route inventory
Policy and kill-switch setup
Private evaluation campaign
Decision-receipt handoff
Production-readiness roadmap

No provider credentials copied. No automatic model spend. No automation claim before the evidence supports it.