Switchyard v0.1
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About Switchyard
This is a demo of Switchyard, Simply Silicon's context-aware inference router. The demo generates prompts and tokens for Switchyard to route across origins and nodes in a physics-informed real time simulation.
Switchyard only routes prompts to nodes that meet required IQ and capacity. Nodes must finish startup before serving, and smaller models come online faster than larger ones.
Real-time requests run on small and medium models, reasoning requests run on large models, and chat requests can use any model.
The router favors cheaper, faster, more reliable paths, and attempts to respect deadlines. It also avoids saturated nodes unless queue depth can absorb the load.
You can tune node concurrency and queue depth (default 0 for OpenRouter standards) to explore different tradeoffs.
Fiber network topology is generated with backbone rings, collector networks, and arterial lines. Packet speed is slowed to about 1/100th for visibility, the router compensates for this.
Hover on an origin to see connected nodes. Click an origin to toggle it. Click a moving prompt to inspect routing.
Switchyard is a project by Simply Silicon and Watt-Bit Research and is built in Canada.
About Switchyard
This is a demo of Switchyard, Simply Silicon's context-aware inference router. The demo generates prompts and tokens for Switchyard to route across origins and nodes in a physics-informed real time simulation.
Switchyard only routes prompts to nodes that meet required IQ and capacity. Nodes must finish startup before serving, and smaller models come online faster than larger ones.
Real-time requests run on small and medium models, reasoning requests run on large models, and chat requests can use any model.
The router favors cheaper, faster, more reliable paths, and attempts to respect deadlines. It also avoids saturated nodes unless queue depth can absorb the load.
You can tune node concurrency and queue depth (default 0 for OpenRouter standards) to explore different tradeoffs.
Fiber network topology is generated with backbone rings, collector networks, and arterial lines. Packet speed is slowed to about 1/100th for visibility, the router compensates for this.
Hover on an origin to see connected nodes. Click an origin to toggle it. Click a moving prompt to inspect routing.
Switchyard is a project by Simply Silicon and Watt-Bit Research and is built in Canada.