The model picker that picks itself.
Drop in ~15 lines and your editor auto-routes every task to the best-suited model in real time — no more hand-picking, just faster shipping.
How it works
The exact pipeline, end to end.
How it actually works
Exactly what it does — and when.
You ask for a small UI tweak — it routes to the fast agentic coder and the diff lands in seconds. Ten minutes later you hit a race condition that's been haunting you; the router sees the difficulty and escalates to the max-effort coder, which traces it and fixes it. Then you ask it to plan a refactor across 40 files — it switches to the long-context generalist to hold the whole codebase at once. You never picked a model. It picked right, every time, and logged why.
This vs the alternative
Why it's clearly worth it.
The shift it creates
- $80–150/mo SaaS bills stacking up
- Rate caps + vendor lock-in
- Data you don't actually own
- Stop hand-picking a model for every task
- Know exactly why each model was chosen
- Go live in under a minute
Use it to…
Real ways people put Real-Time Model Auto-Switcher to work.
Auto-route build tasks
Feature and boilerplate work is detected and sent to the fast agentic coder so you ship builds quicker.
Escalate hard problems
Tricky logic and gnarly debugging route to the max-effort coder automatically — no manual model swap.
Offload reasoning work
General reasoning and analysis go to the fast generalist, keeping latency low without you thinking about it.
What's inside
Who it's for
Cursor power users
They flip between models by hand all day and want task-aware switching without leaving the IDE.
Multi-model CLI developers
They juggle several models per project and need one drop-in router that works with any multi-model setup.
AI-coding team leads
They want logged, explainable model choices so the team can audit why a given model handled a given task.
Questions, answered
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