OpenChamber 1.24.1 tests auto model routing and a safety net, both on Jev
OpenChamber 1.24.1 adds auto model routing and a safety net that holds risky actions in auto-accept sessions; both are off by default and need a Jev key.
Testing two things in OpenChamber 1.24.1. Both off by default. → Auto model routing: pick "Auto" and each prompt gets its own model, thinking level and agent — cheap and fast for a quick question, strong for a big refactor. Rules are editable in Settings. → Safety net: in auto-accept sessions, risky actions stay on screen with a reason instead of running silently. Both run on Jev, @typesafeai decision model, so you need a Jev key (http://docs.typesafe.ai). To try it: set OPENCHAMBER_ROUTING_ENABLE=1, restart, and a Routing page shows up in Settings. No key or no variable — nothing changes for you. If you do have access, I'd really like to hear where it routed wrong or where the safety net got in the way. Have fun 🙂