Problem
Multi-model systems become difficult to govern when provider selection, evidence and execution traces are hidden behind one opaque request.
Private orchestration layer · active
ABEL
Private model-orchestration layer for routing work across local and external model providers under evidence and policy constraints.
Overview
Design
Routing and provider use are treated as explicit orchestration decisions with bounded hosts, traceable execution and evidence gates.
Outcome
A model layer where provider choice is an inspectable orchestration decision rather than an invisible implementation detail.
Verification
The public case study documents governance boundaries without publishing operational configuration.
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Architecture
- role-based model routing
- provider health
- evidence gate
- execution trace
- deterministic routing rules
- governance
Components
Role router
Classify work into bounded model roles.
Provider health
Represent candidate provider availability without granting public access.
Evidence gate
Require traceable support before accepting routed results.
Execution trace
Record how a result was selected and processed.
Decisions
Keep routing explainable
Model selection should be inspectable rather than hidden behind a single opaque endpoint.
Timeline
- Role-based orchestration modelmilestone · active
- Public routing simulationmilestone · planned-for-platform
- Model-orchestration governance is public; credentials, endpoints and private execution traces remain private — public_boundaryevidence · 2026-08-11
Experiments
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Status: bounded
Open bounded Lab →Releases
No project-specific public release record.
Evidence
Model-orchestration governance is public; credentials, endpoints and private execution traces remain private
Model-orchestration governance is public; credentials, endpoints and private execution traces remain private
source-contract · checked 2026-08-11 · fresh until 2027-08-11
Boundaries
Provider credentials, local endpoints, routing internals and private traces are not exposed publicly.
- Provider keys, local endpoints, routing credentials and real execution authority remain private.