RouterBase Model Routing
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Design RouterBase model routing policies for AI agents, including primary model selection, fallback chains, latency budgets, cost controls, rollout checks, and provider-specific capability notes.
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npx skills add agentskillexchange/skills --skill 'RouterBase Model Routing' -a claude-code
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