Using Fable as Orchestrator to Route Multiple Models and Cut Token Costs
mobileraj · x · 2026-07-08
A developer shared their practice of using Fable as an orchestration layer to dynamically route tasks to downstream models based on difficulty. By having a top-tier model assess task complexity before routing, it consumes almost no expensive tokens. The author is also considering integrating open-source models into this system to build a more cost-effective hybrid inference pipeline.
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