Routing multi-agent requests with JEV: 96/97
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WHAT IT DOES
The author calls routing the unglamorous part of a multi-agent workspace: when you ask for help, something has to pick the teammate. Fez uses JEV for that decision.
On their own routing battery the model scored 96/97 with a 184 ms median, at $0.0018 for the whole run. A local Qwen model stays in place as the fallback, so the workspace still answers when JEV is not the right tool.
Reported by the creator on X; the battery is theirs and was not reproduced here.
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FROM THE ORIGINAL POST
Fez uses @typesafeai's Jev for that. 96/97 on our routing battery, 184 ms median, $0.0018 for the whole run. Local Qwen stays as fallback. — Fez · Original post
JEV ROLE
Routing
Choice
#routing#agent#accuracy#cost
WHERE IT SITS
HOW IT WORKS
INPUTan incoming request in a multi-agent workspace
JEVRouting
OUTPUTwhich teammate handles it
REPORTED RESULT
Latency184 ms median
Reported cost$0.0018 per run
Reported accuracy96/97 on their routing battery
Reported by the creator, not independently verified.
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