Tldr Router
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parcadei
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Live repository
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Automated safety checks
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Makes no network calls.
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About this skill
What it does
The tldr-router skill routes requests to Claude based on a defined set of rules. It allows you to direct different types of prompts or tasks to specific instances of Claude, enabling more specialized and efficient use of the model. This routing is configured through a ruleset that determines which endpoint receives each request.
When to use it
- Specialized Tasks: Route requests for code generation to one Claude instance and creative writing to another.
- A/B Testing: Direct different user groups or prompt variations to separate Claude instances for comparison.
- Resource Management: Distribute workload across multiple Claude instances to optimize performance and prevent overload.
- Multi-tenancy: Provide distinct services with dedicated Claude endpoints based on user subscription levels.
Key capabilities
- Rule-based routing of requests
- Configuration via ruleset definition
- Integration with Claude AI models
- Endpoint selection based on prompt content or other criteria
Example prompts
- "Route all prompts starting with 'Write a poem' to the creative endpoint."
- "Send code generation requests to the coding-claude instance."
- “Direct user queries containing ‘support’ to the support endpoint.”
Tips & gotchas
The skill requires a properly configured ruleset defining routing logic. Ensure your Claude API keys and endpoints are correctly set up within the ruleset for successful operation.