UNIFIED MIXERS
the workgroup model gateway
One binary that owns model traffic on machines you control. It holds your servers — vLLM, llama.cpp, Ollama, LM Studio, OpenRouter — and hands every client (Copilot BYOK, opencode, codex, DSH, curl) one clean API. System prompts are rewritten server-side, broken tool calls repaired, flaky exchanges retried, every byte captured, the ledger kept here instead of in every client.
PRE-M1 · BUILDING IN PUBLICWhere the gaps are
Our claim, as of October 2026, from a review of roughly 30 products — per-claim findings published with citations in the research report. If something shipped these four together and we missed it, tell us.
- Declarative per-model system-prompt injection for arbitrary OpenAI clients — personalities as rule files, applied upstream, invisible to the client.
- Named per-model parameter presets surfaced in the catalog —
qwen3.8:Think, the variant grammar OpenRouter clients already speak. - First-class local capture of upstream bytes, before and after rewriting, with replay. No external observability stack.
- The single-owner, loopback form factor — one binary, no Postgres, no Redis, no user table. Workgroups share it through hand-minted tokens with caps and attribution.
License
| You, your lab, your lectures | Free — every feature. Non-production use, plus personal, educational, and evaluation production use. |
| Your company, in production | One flat annual fee per organization. No sales call; the invoice beats the audit. |
| Everyone, in four years | Every version converts to the MIT License. Source-available today, open source later — by design. |