Stop tokenmaxxing while loop engineering.
Context-aware LLM router that continuously improves your agent workflows
curl -fsSL https://bitrouter.ai/install.sh | shProof, not promises.
Every number here is a real routed run against an all-frontier baseline on the same workload — not a projection.
Act. Observe. Evaluate. Improve.
Other routers are tuned once, offline, on somebody else's benchmark. BitRouter closes the loop against your own traffic — and every lap lands as a diff to one file you own.
Route every step to the cheapest tier that clears the bar.
Each request is fingerprinted by its shape in the agent loop — opening turn, a turn after a given tool, a midstream turn with no tool call — and routed to a tier. Deterministic, no LLM in the path.
Every hop traced, with the cost already attached.
Ingress, routing, every upstream attempt — including multi-account failover hops — and settlement: one OpenTelemetry trace per request, cost and tokens on the span, over OTLP to a backend you already run.
Score whether the cheap route was actually enough.
Asymmetric on purpose: one hard failure escalates immediately, while a cheaper route must succeed repeatedly before it earns traffic. Exploration — trialling cheap on live traffic — stays off until you ask.
The router proposes a diff. You commit it.
Under the default writeback: locked the router never publishes on its own — evolve prints the dry run, --apply writes the lock file. One versioned artifact next to your config, reviewed like any other change.
Questions.
Stop overpaying for tokens.
Point your agent at bitrouter and cut cost on the next run — quality held, nothing to rewrite.