Reproducible routing evidence · MIT + CC BY 4.0

Multi-provider route-admission fixture

See why a deployment is allowed to receive an LLM task before any provider call happens. The bundle evaluates eleven synthetic deployments against capability, tenant, region, evaluation, context, deadline, cost, and health rules. Every rejection remains visible in the resulting manifest.

This run proves static admission behavior, not provider quality or runtime failover. Its deployments and prices are fixed test inputs, not live vendor data.
Task policy filtering eleven synthetic LLM deployments through eight admission gates before selecting an eligible route

Files

route_admission.ts Strict TypeScript admission policy and decision manifest fixture.ts Synthetic task policy and eleven deployment candidates route_admission_test.ts Policy, failure, ordering, and immutability tests run_fixture.ts Deterministic manifest runner route-admission-manifest-2026-08-27.json Reviewed route decision manifest render_manifest.ts Dependency-free SVG renderer route-admission-decision-2026-08-27.svg Diagram generated from the saved manifest evidence_artifact_test.ts Stored JSON, SVG, and credential-pattern checks evidence-run-2026-08-27.md Commands, results, hashes, and evidence limits README.md File map and independent rerun commands

Admission before ranking

A cheap or fast deployment cannot outrank a failed tenant, region, capability, or evaluation rule.

Deterministic selection

Eligible routes use declared priority and stable deployment ID, so registry input order cannot change the result.

Inspectable rejection

The manifest retains every rejected deployment, reason, policy version, and registry version needed for incident review.

Verified scope

Nineteen tests cover capability, tenant, region, evaluation, context, deadline, cost, deployment state, stable ordering, input immutability, version evidence, duplicate IDs, stored JSON, and the generated SVG. The reviewed run admitted two of eleven candidates and selected the declared priority-10 route.

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