ConductorOS routes each request to the cheapest model that can handle it — no tokens spent deciding, no code changes required. Your $40k/month bill becomes $6k.
Classifier models spend tokens deciding what runs next — before the first real answer. On 500k requests, that overhead is real money.
You can’t see where a message goes until after it goes there. Debugging means watching logs and guessing, not reading a workflow definition.
When routing logic lives in code, it changes silently between deploys. Rollbacks mean git archaeology and fragile migration scripts.
At 1M requests/month, a $0.005/request overcharge is $5,000/mo — invisible until you're already paying it.
ConductorOS uses declarative routing — the workflow topology is fixed at definition time, not discovered at runtime. No LLM in the orchestration loop. No tokens spent deciding what runs next.
A YAML file defines your agents, their models, costs, and conditions. Source-controlled. Diff-able. Deployed like any other config.
agents:
- name: fast-tier
model: gpt-4o-mini # $0.75 / 1M tokens
capabilities: [qa, classification, extraction]
- name: full-tier
model: gpt-4o # $15.00 / 1M tokens
capabilities: [reasoning, code, analysis]
routing:
rules:
- condition: "tokens < 512 && !complex"
route_to: fast-tier
- condition: "analyze || debug || design"
route_to: full-tier
default_agent: fast-tier
See the full routing graph before anything executes. Every decision path is visible in advance — which model handles which input, how conditions branch, where human gates sit.
Routing decisions take under 1ms — pure code, no model call. Your prompts go to the right model, every time.
ConductorOS separates orchestration from execution. The routing graph is a JSON/YAML file — deterministic, auditable, source-controlled. Your workers are plain code in any language. No SDK ritual, no determinism constraints.
YAML-defined workflow topology. Fixed at definition, not discovered at runtime. Route decisions cost zero tokens.
Routing decisions resolve in under 1ms. No classifier model to invoke. Your latency budget stays intact.
OpenAI-compatible endpoint. Swap providers without rewriting workflows. Per-agent model overrides.
Approval gates and review checkpoints built into the workflow graph. Not bolted on later — part of the declaration.
Every task executes to completion, or every failure is explicitly handled. State persists. Restarts pick up where you left off.
Workers in Python, Go, JavaScript, Java, C#, Ruby, or Rust. No framework rules. Plain code, any library.
Routing is infrastructure, not intelligence. The moment your orchestration layer starts making decisions for you — instead of executing decisions you’ve already made — you’ve built a second AI system inside your AI system. You pay for it twice.
ConductorOS is the operating system for AI cost optimization. Define your routing once. Run it forever. Pay only for the work that matters.
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