One API for heterogeneous models
Closed, open, private, local, and cloud fleets behind one integration.
Brain turns a Mixture-of-Models into one unified OpenAI-compatible model API with system intelligence.
What is Brain?
Five Brain models map product preference to the right model mixture.
Closed, open, private, local, and cloud fleets behind one integration.
Cost, accuracy, safety, hallucination, privacy, latency, and modality become routing signals.
Model choice, fallback, escalation, and policy run below application code.
How to Use
Pick the model that matches the user preference; Brain selects the mixture underneath.
Balance
Balanced latency and cost for everyday AI products, agents, search, and coding.
Accuracy
Accuracy-first model for hard reasoning, research, and code review.
Security
Safety-first model for policy-gated, privacy-sensitive, and adversarial workloads.
Hallucination
Hallucination-sensitive model for grounded, retrieval-heavy, high-trust answers.
Omni
Omni-modal model for multimodal understanding and text generation.
Tech Behind
Meta Model
“Think of it as a meta model, right? That’s the most important thing.”
Morgan Stanley TMT Conference 2026
Open-Source Routers
“The future is multi-models and you’ll want to customize your router.”
Public post on open-source router systems
Hybrid Enterprise AI
Cost, privacy, and policy control for enterprise AI.
Technically Speaking with Chris Wright
Smart Router
Smart Router makes model selection a system-level primitive.
NVIDIA Live at CES 2026
Built with
Across chips, cloud, AI infra, research, and enterprise.
Model Capability
Heterogeneous routed systems can outperform single closed-model baselines.
Router Capability
RouterArena shows VSR beating both open-source and commercial router systems.
Developers and SMBs get preference-aware model mixtures without building routing logic.
Self-hosted models plus external models, with energy-aware routing and customized enterprise mixture-of-models.
Local small models stay close to data; stronger cloud models join only when the task requires it.