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# @oribos/model-router
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Route `'provider/model'` strings to model instances — the model-routing capability package. A
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```ts
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const route = createModelRouter({
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catalog, // a snapshot of https://models.dev/api.json pastes as-is
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const agent = new Agent({ name: 'assistant', model: route('groq/llama-3.3-70b-versatile') });
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catalog — the provider must be carried, the model id must be listed — then hands the id to your
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factory and validates the result through the core's model contract (`assertModel`). What the
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See `docs/architecture/model.md` (「Provider 生态」) and `examples/model-router` (a committed
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/**
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* `@oribos/model-router` — the model-routing capability package: `'provider/model'` strings
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