Route bounded work with account awareness.
Route each bounded packet through explicitly configured providers with shared deadlines, finite attempts, and account-aware fallback.
How it works
The exact pipeline, end to end.
How it actually works
Exactly what it does — and when.
A bounded review packet hits the first provider's quota. The router records the failed attempt, selects the eligible configured fallback, and stops after the declared budget instead of retrying forever.
This vs the alternative
Why it's clearly worth it.
The shift it creates
- Packets routed to unavailable accounts
- Retries with no finite stop
- Fallback decisions missing from the record
- Keep retries and deadlines visible per packet
- Choose a fallback that respects the account actually available
- Stop a failed route from turning into an endless background loop
Use it to…
Real ways people put Genesis Worker Router to work.
Dispatch one packet
Send a bounded task to the configured worker with its deadline and attempt budget.
Use a safe fallback
Move to an eligible account-aware route when the first provider cannot serve.
Stop cleanly
Surface exhausted attempts rather than hiding them behind another retry.
What's inside
Who it's for
Agent coordinators
need bounded execution around authenticated workers
Small teams
need fallback behavior they can audit
Operators managing quotas
need routing to respect real account limits
Questions, answered
Ready to put Genesis Worker Router to work?
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