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Stop hardcoding one model name in your code. Now you can give each request a policy: a small rule for what the call needs It picks the right model for the job, on your own keys This is unhardcoded, our new open source routing for AI models, live today

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GenLayer3 months ago

Sakana's Fugu routes models behind one API They're right: AI is many models now, not one winner. But it's a closed conductor - you trust whatever it picks. The question isn't which model is best It's who decides which one runs

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GenLayer3 months ago

With unhardcoded, every decision is out in the open You see which models were considered, which one ran, which were rejected, and what each one cost Every routing is replayable from its fingerprint. Nothing happens in the dark

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GenLayer3 months ago

One policy handles one call. But real features are never just one call A workflow wires several policies into a full job: one step reasons, another writes code, a third merges them into a single answer Each step picks its own model, and the whole run leaves one trace

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GenLayer3 months ago

We built unhardcoded for ourselves first, running real traffic on it Now it's open source and yours to run An open project by GenLayer Labs, the team behind GenLayer Try it now 👉

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Burak3 months ago

curious @levie what do you think on this?

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bro.base.eth3 months ago

Congrats bros

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zico3 months ago

Finally, routing that’s actually transparent instead of another black box. Seeing every model considered + rejected + cost per call is the kind of visibility we needed.

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D○JA🥇3 months ago

Every decision is done open with unhardcoded

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STING3 months ago

@konigthegreit This is how you actually ship reliable agentic stuff without brittle single-model lock-in.

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Martin3 months ago

It looks quite interesting and promising

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Alex3 months ago

Well done, looks interesting 🔥

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Titanic Conqueror 🐰3 months ago

@kstellana Yes that's why you should try @zeitgeist__AI Not only one model 👀powered by genlayer

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MK_Capital.base.eth2 months ago

The interesting part isn't another AI model. It's moving model selection out of code and into policy. Models, pricing, and providers change constantly. Hardcoding those decisions never felt scalable. @GenLayer @RallyOnChain

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9ytshade3 months ago

Definitely gonna give this a try 💯

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Dantist GEN3 months ago

LFGen🦾😎😍

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𝐁𝐡𝐢𝐠 𝐩𝐦𝐬⚡3 months ago

This looks quite amazing!

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varl𓏲ּ𝄢3 months ago

this is good

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Trung Duong3 months ago

Sounds cool! Can’t wait to try it out 🚀

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latiblack.base.eth3 months ago

This make sense For genlayer usecase too I mean for some contract you get timed out when the wrong model validates your work

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PZERO2 months ago

I see synergy here guys, you have the routing, we have the inference at a huge discount.

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Abas HUDL | π² base.eth ⌘ (✱,✱) "🚢" "Sweep" & 🦈2 months ago

Have good time by genlayer testnet in live

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Tanjiro12 days ago

Smart routing saves so much time.

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Jin 🗿2 months ago

Ditching hardcoding model names is a game-changer for flexibility! Giving each request its own policy helps ensure the right model picks up where you left off, saving future you time and sanity. Nice move!

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Kasie M2 months ago

The question "why does this still live in code" is the one that stings because the honest answer is usually "because nobody scheduled time to revisit it." Unhardcoded makes revisiting unnecessary by making the decision continuous.

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Hassan3 months ago

Definitely a cook

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Sallyman3 months ago

Looking great

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KysenPool — Staking Begins Here.3 months ago

Per-request routing with the policy on your own keys is the right primitive — that control layer is what matters once you're running inference at scale, not just swapping model endpoints. Good ship.

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Ashik3 months ago

Amazing tech indeed

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Spencer3 months ago

Amazing genm

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Tanjiro12 days ago

Dynamic routing saves so much time.

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奶牛叔2 months ago

终于不用改代码改到哭了

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Walejr🧘3 months ago

A new way forward. Another integration shipped successfully

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Naji2 months ago

That sounds useful for swapping models in the future.

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Alice The Ai Expert3 months ago

Unhardcoded code once, route smart forever your AI finally picks the right tool for the job.

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ManLikeDon 🪑3 months ago

Lfg thanks for this Genm

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Haleemah | π3 months ago

This is pretty impressive

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루크2 months ago

Let's go Genlayer

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