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This article is primarily about LiteLLM adding support for self-hosted classifier models (Laya and Bespoke Nimble) to route AI requests to completion models. The subject is an AI routing feature, so it passes the topic gate. It best fits AI Products, since it is a product feature for developers deploying LLM gateways. aiqbench take: LiteLLM's Auto Router now lets teams run their own complexity classifier on private infrastructure, so the choice of completion model per request stays under their control rather than a hosted vendor's. The practical value lies in latency, data-handling, and cost tradeoffs, which the article leaves for teams to measure with their own traffic. Readers should treat it as a deployment option for LLM gateways, not a claim about routing quality.
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Adding Self-hosted Auto Router Classifiers: Laya & Nimble

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Use Laya or Bespoke Nimble to classify Auto Router requests on your own infrastructure. Control where classification runs, which model you serve, and how you provision it.

LiteLLM Auto Router now supports Laya and Bespoke Nimble as self-hosted classifiers. Run either model on your infrastructure to choose which completion model handles each request. Your application keeps calling the…

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