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Not Diamond Code is announced as an intelligent model router for long-horizon coding agents, selecting the best model and reasoning effort per step to reduce costs by 20-65%.

Model routing is the missing layer of the multi-model stack. open models keep getting better at coding, routing helps them deliver the most value possible. congrats to the not diamond team. exciting results!
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Model routing is the missing layer of the multi-model stack.

open models keep getting better at coding, routing helps them deliver the most value possible.

congrats to the not diamond team. exciting results!

Tomas Hernando Kofman (@tomas_hk): Today we’re announcing Not Diamond Code, the world’s most powerful intelligent model router for long-horizon coding agents.

Not Diamond works with any gateway or harness, including Claude Code, to select the best model and reasoning effort for each step, reducing costs by 20-65%

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