The Problem
The Solution
Matching actions to user input
Each AI tool requires its own detailed instructions (schemas). Without intent routing, every request to an LLM processes all tool schemas—using 1,381 tokens each time.
Try a request to see how intent routing reduces overhead by only choosing the most relevant tools.
Develop Dynamically, Build for Production
In Intent Router's development mode, you can dynamically define tools (and schemas) just as you would when building an LLM with tool calling. But when you're ready to deploy, we make it possible to train a significantly smaller, production-ready router model that can run almost anywhere. Think of it as compiling your code for production.
Use Cases
Route to AI Agents that have their own Intent Router
Direct user requests to the most appropriate AI agent based on the user's intent. Each agent can employ their own Intent Router.
Intent Router as a LLM Tool
Describe your Intent Router actions within your LLM tool calling. Your LLM then calls Intent Router with appropriate version of user input and Intent Router handles the rest.
Build an Intentface for Your SaaS
Create an intent-driven interface for your SaaS, empowering users to interact with your software using natural language, essentially making your software an AI Expert (Software as an Expert).