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Tīrtha is the author team's self-developed model router, named from Sanskrit meaning a ford or passage; it does not directly participate in code generation or review but instead dispatches requests to different backend models based on task type, and it typically contains no model weights, relying on rules or lightweight classifiers to decide routing.
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10/19/2026
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