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Use to pick the cheapest good-enough model or effort for a turn or a delegated task (lanes small to escalate), to decide continue/retry/verify/escalate/complete after each cycle, or to tune routing.

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# Model routing with Jev

Jev reads a turn and answers three questions in one ~0.4 s request: how hard is it, what kind of work is it, and would a mistake be costly. Code then walks your pool for that tier and specialty and takes the first model that fits (images, context size). You do not pick models by feel; you ask.

## On Hermes it is automatic

With the `hermes-jev` plugin enabled, each fresh user turn is routed once, before the first model call. Tool-loop follow-ups reuse that decision only while provider, endpoint, host model and outgoing request model remain unchanged. A mismatch disables routing for the rest of that turn, including an A → B → A return, without buying another classifier answer. If the first outgoing model disagrees with host metadata, retain the outgoing request and do not classify; equivalent provider prefixes are normalized. The next turn resets the decision. Endpoint bindings stay in memory and are not written to telemetry. Switches, per profile:

```
/jev                    status
/jev routing shadow     decide and log, but do not switch (start here)
/jev routing on         switch models
/jev routing off
/jev notice on          show "[Jev] medium · coding → kimi-k2.7-code · confidence 0.97" on routed replies
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