@heyshrutimishra: Most LLM routers are static rules; OrcaRouter is a router that learns. It embeds every prompt, scores it against past p…
Summary
OrcaRouter is a learning-based LLM router that dynamically routes prompts to appropriate models based on quality, cost, speed, and reliability, improving over time with production traffic.
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