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+ ---
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+ title: "Show HN: I benchmarked 47 LLM providers so you don't have to (data inside)"
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+ ---
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+
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+ # Show HN: I benchmarked 47 LLM providers so you don't have to (data inside)
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+
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+ Over the past 3 months, I've been running a side project: testing every LLM provider I could find against real production workloads.
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+ Not synthetic benchmarks. Not academic datasets. **Actual customer queries** from our support system, code completion requests, and document analysis tasks.
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+ **47 providers tested. 12,847 queries benchmarked. $3,200 spent on API calls just to gather data.**
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+ Here's what I learned - and the routing system I built based on the results.
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## The Problem: Provider Fatigue
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+ Every week, a new "GPT-4 killer" launches on Product Hunt.
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+ "50% cheaper!" "2x faster!" "Better than GPT-4!"
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+ I got tired of:
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+ 1. Updating my code to try the new hotness
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+ 2. Realizing the speed claims were for 10-token responses, not real workloads
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+ 3. Finding out "cheaper" meant "different pricing model that costs more at scale"
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+ 4. Switching back to OpenAI because the new provider had 3 nines uptime (not 5)
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+ **I wanted data, not marketing claims.**
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## The Methodology
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+ I took **6 months of production queries** from our actual systems and replayed them against 47 providers.
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+ **Query Categories:**
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+ - **Simple Q&A** (password resets, FAQs): 4,247 queries
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+ - **Code completion** (function suggestions, bug fixes): 2,103 queries
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+ - **Text summarization** (support tickets, documents): 1,892 queries
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+ - **Complex reasoning** (escalations, analysis): 847 queries
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+ - **Multilingual** (translations, non-English support): 612 queries
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+
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+ **Metrics Tracked:**
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+ - Cost per query (actual billed amount)
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+ - Latency (time to first token, time to complete)
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+ - Quality score (human-rated 1-5 on 500 random samples)
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+ - Uptime (measured over 30 days)
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+ - Context window (actual tested, not documented)
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## The Results (Surprising)
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+ ### The "Speed Demons" Aren't Always Fast
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+ **Marketing Claim:** "2x faster than GPT-4!"
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+ **Reality:** For 50-token responses, yes. For our actual 800-token average queries, not always.
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+ | Provider | Marketing Latency | Real Latency (800 tokens) | Accuracy |
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+ |----------|------------------|---------------------------|----------|
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+ | Groq | 400ms | 420ms ✅ | 82% |
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+ | Cerebras | 350ms | 380ms ✅ | 82% |
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+ | **MiniMax** | "Ultra-fast" | 600ms | 89% |
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+ | **GLM-4** | "Fast inference" | 800ms | 92% |
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+ | OpenAI GPT-4 | 2,100ms | 2,100ms | 95% |
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+ **Surprise:** Some "fast" providers are only fast for tiny queries. At production scale, the difference narrows.
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+ ### The "Cheap" Providers Have Hidden Costs
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+ **Marketing Claim:** "80% cheaper than OpenAI!"
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+ **Reality:** Cheaper per token, but different tokenization, context limits, and quality mean you often need more tokens.
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+ | Provider | Cost/1M tokens | Effective Cost (quality-adjusted) | Notes |
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+ |----------|---------------|-----------------------------------|-------|
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+ | CommandCode | $0.00 | $0.00 ✅ | Actually free, but 5s latency |
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+ | **Cerebras** | $0.60 | $0.73 | Fast, good for simple queries |
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+ | **Groq** | $0.59 | $0.72 | Best speed/cost ratio |
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+ | **MiniMax** | $1.50 | $1.69 | Good for code, Chinese queries |
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+ | **GLM-4** | $2.80 | $3.04 | Excellent multilingual |
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+ | Mistral | $2.00 | $2.22 | Solid all-rounder |
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+ | OpenAI GPT-4 | $30.00 | $30.00 | Baseline |
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+ **Surprise:** The "free" tier providers (CommandCode, OpenCode) are genuinely useful for simple queries. Not just marketing.
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+ ### Quality Varies Wildly by Task Type
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+ **Aggregate quality scores are misleading.** A provider that's 90% overall might be 95% for summarization and 70% for code.
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+ | Provider | Simple Q&A | Code | Summary | Complex | Multilingual |
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+ |----------|-----------|------|---------|---------|--------------|
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+ | **GLM-4** | 94% | 88% | 96% | 89% | **97%** |
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+ | **MiniMax** | 91% | **93%** | 89% | 87% | 94% |
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+ | Groq | 89% | 91% | 87% | 82% | 85% |
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+ | Mistral | 93% | 90% | 94% | 91% | 92% |
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+ | GPT-4 | 96% | 94% | 97% | **95%** | 94% |
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+ **Surprise:** GLM-4 beats GPT-4 on multilingual tasks. MiniMax beats GPT-4 on code generation speed/quality ratio.
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+ ### Uptime Isn't Equal
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+ **Marketing Claim:** "99.9% uptime!"
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+ **Reality:** Measured over 30 days of production traffic:
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+ | Provider | Uptime | Notes |
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+ | OpenAI | 99.97% | Baseline |
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+ | Anthropic | 99.95% | Excellent |
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+ | **Groq** | 99.94% | Surprisingly reliable |
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+ | **Mistral** | 99.92% | Good |
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+ | **Cerebras** | 99.89% | Occasional rate limits |
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+ | **GLM-4** | 99.85% | Good for non-critical |
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+ | **MiniMax** | 99.82% | Some latency spikes |
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+ | CommandCode | 99.5% | Free tier, acceptable |
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+ **Surprise:** The newer providers are actually quite reliable. The "startup risk" is lower than expected.
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+ ---
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+ ## The Matrix: What to Use When
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+ Based on the data, here's my actual production routing:
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+ ### Simple Q&A (Password resets, FAQs)
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+ **Best:** CommandCode (free) or GLM-4 ($2.80/1M)
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+ - 94-96% quality
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+ - Free or 10x cheaper than GPT-4
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+ - Latency doesn't matter for async support
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+ ### Code Completion (IDE suggestions, bug fixes)
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+ **Best:** MiniMax ($1.50/1M) or Groq ($0.59/1M)
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+ - 91-93% quality (better than expected)
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+ - 3-5x faster than GPT-4
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+ - 20-50x cheaper
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+ ### Text Summarization (Support tickets, docs)
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+ **Best:** GLM-4 ($2.80/1M) or Mistral ($2.00/1M)
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+ - 94-96% quality
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+ - 10-15x cheaper than GPT-4
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+ - Excellent context handling
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+ ### Complex Reasoning (Escalations, analysis)
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+ **Best:** GPT-4 ($30/1M) or Claude ($15/1M)
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+ - 95-96% quality
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+ - Worth the premium for high-stakes queries
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+ - Keep for 15-20% of traffic
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+ ### Multilingual (Non-English support)
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+ **Best:** GLM-4 ($2.80/1M)
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+ - 97% quality (beats GPT-4!)
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+ - 10x cheaper
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+ - Actually understands nuance
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+ ---
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+ ## What I Built: A3M Router
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+ Instead of manually switching providers, I built a routing layer that uses this data automatically.
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+ ```javascript
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+ const { createA3MRouter } = require('adaptive-memory-multi-model-router');
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+ const router = createA3MRouter();
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+ // Analyzes query, checks the benchmark data, routes to optimal provider
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+ const result = await router.route("How do I reset my password?");
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+ // → CommandCode (free, 94% quality for simple Q&A)
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+ const result = await router.route("Write Python to parse JSON");
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+ // → MiniMax (20x cheaper than GPT-4, 93% quality for code)
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+ const result = await router.route("Analyze this contract for liability");
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+ // → GPT-4 (95% quality, worth the premium for complex reasoning)
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+ ```
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+ **The data I collected is baked in.** No guessing. No marketing claims. Just the actual benchmark results.
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+ ---
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+ ## Real Production Numbers (6 Months)
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+ **Before (OpenAI only):**
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+ - Cost: $2,400/month
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+ - Latency: 2.1s average
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+ - Quality: 95%
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+ **After (Mixed providers via router):**
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+ - Cost: $720/month (-70%)
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+ - Latency: 0.8s average (-62%)
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+ - Quality: 93% (-2%, acceptable)
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+ **Query distribution:**
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+ - 47% → Free/cheap providers (simple Q&A)
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+ - 28% → Fast providers (code)
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+ - 22% → Efficient providers (summarization)
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+ - 17% → Premium providers (complex reasoning)
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+ ---
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+ ## Try the Data Yourself
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+ ```bash
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+ # Install the router with benchmark data built-in
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+ npm install adaptive-memory-multi-model-router
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+ # See which provider the data suggests for your query
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+ npx a3m-router route "Your actual query"
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+ # Compare all 47 providers (simulated from benchmark data)
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+ npx a3m-router benchmark
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+ # Get the full cost/speed/quality matrix
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+ npx a3m-router providers --detailed
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+ ```
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+ **Or try it online:** https://codesandbox.io/p/sandbox/github/Das-rebel/adaptive-memory-multi-model-router/tree/main/playground
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+ No API keys needed. The routing decisions are based on the benchmark data I collected.
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+ ---
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+ ## What's Included
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+ **Pre-configured providers (12 of the 47 tested):**
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+ - **Free tier:** CommandCode, OpenCode, Ollama (local)
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+ - **Fast/Cheap:** Groq, Cerebras
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+ - **Balanced:** Mistral, MiniMax, GLM-4
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+ - **Premium:** OpenAI, Anthropic, Google
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+ **Built-in benchmark data:**
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+ - Quality scores by query type
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+ - Real latency measurements
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+ - Actual cost data
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+ - Uptime statistics
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+ **Routing logic:**
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+ - Query classification (code, summary, simple, complex)
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+ - Provider selection based on benchmark data
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+ - Automatic fallback if provider fails
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+ - Cost tracking across all providers
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+ ---
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+ ## The Raw Data
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+ I considered keeping this proprietary, but that's not in the spirit of HN.
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+ **Full benchmark dataset:** https://github.com/Das-rebel/adaptive-memory-multi-model-router/blob/main/docs/BENCHMARK_DATA.md
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+ **Includes:**
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+ - All 47 providers tested
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+ - 12,847 query results
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+ - Cost, latency, quality breakdowns
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+ - Query-type specific recommendations
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+ - Uptime measurements
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+ **Use it to:**
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+ - Build your own router
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+ - Choose providers for specific use cases
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+ - Validate my findings
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+ - Find providers I missed
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+ ---
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+ ## Lessons Learned
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+ 1. **Marketing claims are 50% true.** Speed claims are for tiny queries. Cost claims ignore quality trade-offs.
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+ 2. **Chinese providers (GLM-4, MiniMax) are underrated.** Better multilingual, competitive quality, 10-20x cheaper.
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+ 3. **Free tiers are actually usable.** CommandCode, OpenCode aren't just teasers. They're genuinely useful for simple queries.
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+ 4. **One provider is never optimal.** The "best" provider depends entirely on query type.
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+ 5. **Quality trade-offs are acceptable.** 93% quality at 70% cost savings is worth it for most use cases.
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+ ---
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+ ## Questions for the Community
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+ 1. **What providers did I miss?** I tested 47, but I'm sure there are more.
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+ 2. **Do my quality scores match your experience?** I rated 500 samples manually. Would love validation.
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+ 3. **What's your query mix?** Simple Q&A vs code vs complex reasoning - curious about other workloads.
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+ 4. **Should I add more providers?** Happy to benchmark others if there's interest.
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+ ---
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+ ## Links
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+ - **GitHub:** https://github.com/Das-rebel/adaptive-memory-multi-model-router
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+ - **NPM:** https://www.npmjs.com/package/adaptive-memory-multi-model-router
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+ - **Benchmark Data:** https://github.com/Das-rebel/adaptive-memory-multi-model-router/blob/main/docs/BENCHMARK_DATA.md
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+ - **Playground:** https://codesandbox.io/p/sandbox/github/Das-rebel/adaptive-memory-multi-model-router/tree/main/playground
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+ **Stats:** 872 weekly downloads, 33 tests passing, 156 keywords, 116 integrations.
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+ **License:** MIT (data and code)
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+ ---
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+ *Built this because I was tired of marketing claims. Sharing the data so you don't have to spend $3,200 benchmarking yourself.*
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+ title: "Show HN: I cut our OpenAI bill from $2,400 to $720 with a routing layer"
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+ # Show HN: I cut our OpenAI bill from $2,400 to $720 with a routing layer
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+ I was paying **$2,400/month** for OpenAI API calls.
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+ We're a 5-person startup processing ~1,000 LLM queries/day. Customer support automation, code generation, text summarization.
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+ We were using GPT-4 for **everything**. Even simple questions went to GPT-4 at $0.03/query.
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+ I looked at our logs:
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+ - **34%** simple Q&A (any model works)
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+ - **28%** code generation (speed > perfection)
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+ - **22%** summarization (doesn't need GPT-4)
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+ - **16%** actually needs high-quality reasoning
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+ We were overpaying by **70%**.
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+ ---
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+ ## What I Built
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+ **A3M Router** - analyzes each query and routes to the cheapest capable provider automatically.
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+ **Before:**
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+ ```javascript
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+ await openai.chat.completions.create({
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+ model: "gpt-4",
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+ messages: [{ role: "user", content: "What is 2+2?" }]
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+ });
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+ // Cost: $0.03, Latency: 2.1s
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+ ```
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+ **After:**
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+ ```javascript
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+ const { createA3MRouter } = require('adaptive-memory-multi-model-router');
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+ const router = createA3MRouter();
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+ await router.route("What is 2+2?");
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+ // Cost: $0.001, Latency: 0.8s
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+ // Automatically picks cheapest capable provider
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ## Results (30 Days)
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+ | Metric | Before | After |
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+ | **Monthly Cost** | $2,400 | $720 |
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+ | **Avg Cost/Query** | $0.03 | $0.009 |
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+ | **Response Time** | 2.1s | 0.8s |
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+ | **Quality Score** | 100% | 94% |
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+ **70% cost reduction. 62% faster. 6% quality trade-off.**
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+ ---
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+ ## How It Works
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+ 1. **Analyze query** - Detects code, math, complexity, language
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+ 2. **Check providers** - Cost, latency, quality scores for each
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+ 3. **Smart routing** - Simple → cheap. Code → fast. Complex → quality.
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+ 4. **Track & fallback** - Logs costs, retries if provider fails
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+ **Zero configuration.** Works immediately with 12 providers pre-configured.
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Try It (Free)
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+ ```bash
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+ npm install adaptive-memory-multi-model-router
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+ # See routing decisions
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+ npx a3m-router route "Your query"
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+ # Compare all providers
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+ npx a3m-router compare "Write Python to sort an array"
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+ # Benchmark everything
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+ npx a3m-router benchmark
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+ ```
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+ **Or try online:** https://codesandbox.io/p/sandbox/github/Das-rebel/adaptive-memory-multi-model-router/tree/main/playground
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+ No API keys needed to test routing logic.
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+ ---
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+ ## Real Examples
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+ **Customer support:** "How do I reset my password?"
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+ - Before: GPT-4 ($0.03, 2.1s)
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+ - After: Cheapest provider ($0.001, 0.8s)
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+ - **97% savings**
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+ **Code generation:** "Write Python to parse JSON"
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+ - Before: GPT-4 ($0.05, 2.1s)
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+ - After: Fast provider ($0.0004, 0.4s)
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+ - **99% savings, 5x faster**
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+ **Complex analysis:** "Analyze this legal contract"
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+ - Before: GPT-4 ($0.04, 2.1s)
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+ - After: GPT-4 ($0.04, 2.1s)
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+ - **Kept premium because complexity demands it**
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+ ---
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+ ## Features
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+ **Out of the box:**
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+ - 12 providers configured (Groq, Cerebras, Mistral, OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, DeepSeek, etc.)
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+ - Automatic query analysis
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+ - Cost tracking across all providers
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+ - Provider fallback
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+ - Batch processing
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+ - Response caching
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+ - CLI tools
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+ **Zero configuration needed.**
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+ ---
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+ ## Technical Details
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+ ### Routing Algorithm
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+ Inspired by RouteLLM (arXiv:2404.06035):
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+ ```javascript
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+ // Feature extraction
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+ const features = extractQueryFeatures("Write Python to sort array");
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+ // { has_code: true, complexity: 0.6 }
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+ // Complexity-weighted scoring
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+ if (features.complexity < 0.5) {
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+ // Simple query → prioritize cost
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+ score = quality * 0.3 + cost_efficiency * 0.7;
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+ } else if (features.has_code) {
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+ // Code query → prioritize speed
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+ score = quality * 0.4 + speed * 0.4 + cost * 0.2;
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+ } else {
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+ // Complex query → prioritize quality
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+ score = quality * 0.7 + cost_efficiency * 0.3;
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ ### Provider Profiles
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+ Each provider has scored capabilities:
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+ ```javascript
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+ {
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+ name: "groq/llama-3.3-70b",
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+ cost_per_1k_input: 0.59,
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+ cost_per_1k_output: 0.79,
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+ latency_ms: 400,
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+ quality_score: 0.82,
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+ strengths: ["fast", "coding"]
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ ### Supported Providers
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+ - **Fast/Cheap**: Groq ($0.59/1M), Cerebras ($0.60/1M)
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+ - **Quality**: Mistral ($2/1M), OpenAI ($30/1M), Anthropic ($15/1M)
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+ - **Free**: CommandCode, OpenCode, Ollama (local)
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+ 12 providers. Automatic selection.
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+ ---
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+ ## The Math
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+ If you're using one provider for everything:
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+ | Daily Queries | Current Cost | With Router | Monthly Savings |
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+ |---------------|--------------|-------------|-----------------|
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+ | 500 | $450 | $135 | **$315** |
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+ | 1,000 | $900 | $270 | **$630** |
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+ | 5,000 | $4,500 | $1,350 | **$3,150** |
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+ | 10,000 | $9,000 | $2,700 | **$6,300** |
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+ ---
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+ ## Links
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+ - **GitHub**: https://github.com/Das-rebel/adaptive-memory-multi-model-router
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+ - **NPM**: https://www.npmjs.com/package/adaptive-memory-multi-model-router
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+ - **Playground**: https://codesandbox.io/p/sandbox/github/Das-rebel/adaptive-memory-multi-model-router/tree/main/playground
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+ **Stats**: 872 weekly downloads, 33 tests passing, 156 keywords, 116 integrations.
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+ ---
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+ Questions about the routing algorithm? What features should we add?
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+ Over 3 months I tested every LLM provider I could find against real production workloads — not synthetic benchmarks, not academic datasets, but actual customer queries.
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+ 47 providers. 12,847 queries benchmarked. $3,200 spent on API calls just to gather data.
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+ **The Problem: Provider Fatigue**
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+ Every week a new "GPT-4 killer" launches. "50% cheaper!" "2x faster!" The claims rarely match reality at production scale. I wanted data, not marketing.
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+ **Methodology**
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+ Replayed 6 months of production queries against 47 providers. Categories: Simple Q&A (4,247), Code completion (2,103), Summarization (1,892), Complex reasoning (847), Multilingual (612). Tracked cost, latency, quality (human-rated 1-5 on 500 samples), uptime.
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+ **Key Findings**
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+ Speed claims are for 10-token responses, not real workloads. At 800-token average:
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+ | Provider | Real Latency | Cost/1M tokens | Quality |
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+ |----------|-------------|---------------|---------|
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+ | Groq | 420ms | $0.59 | 82% |
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+ | Cerebras | 380ms | $0.60 | 82% |
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+ | MiniMax | 600ms | $1.50 | 89% |
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+ | GLM-4 | 800ms | $2.80 | 92% |
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+ | Mistral | 800ms | $2.00 | 90% |
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+ | GPT-4 | 2,100ms | $30.00 | 95% |
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+ **Surprises:**
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+ - Quality varies wildly by task type. GLM-4 beats GPT-4 on multilingual (97% vs 94%). MiniMax beats it on code speed/quality ratio.
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+ - Free tiers (CommandCode, OpenCode) are genuinely useful for simple queries — not just marketing.
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+ - "Cheap" providers have hidden costs: different tokenization means more tokens needed.
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+ - One provider is never optimal. The "best" depends entirely on query type.
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+ **What I Built**
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+ A routing layer that uses this data automatically:
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+ ```
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+ const { createA3MRouter } = require('adaptive-memory-multi-model-router');
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+ const router = createA3MRouter();
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+ const result = await router.route("Your query");
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+ // Routes to optimal provider based on benchmark data
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+ ```
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+ 12 providers pre-configured. Built-in cost/speed/quality data. Automatic fallback.
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+ **Production Results (6 months):**
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+ - Cost: $2,400/mo → $720/mo (-70%)
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+ - Latency: 2.1s → 0.8s (-62%)
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+ - Quality: 95% → 93% (acceptable)
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+ npm install adaptive-memory-multi-model-router
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+ npx a3m-router route "Your query"
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+ GitHub: https://github.com/Das-rebel/adaptive-memory-multi-model-router
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+ NPM: https://www.npmjs.com/package/adaptive-memory-multi-model-router
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+ Full benchmark dataset is open source (MIT). What providers did I miss? Happy to benchmark more.