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What does routing actually save you?

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Here's a day of agentic coding through the router:

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five long agent sessions in Claude Code, and the quick questions in between.

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The quick questions and small edits stayed on this machine.

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They're free, and they don't touch your Claude limits.

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The agent sessions are where the tokens go:

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every step resends the whole conversation.

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On your Claude subscription, that's worth this much at API prices.

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Then the session limit hit.

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Instead of stopping, the last two sessions moved to a paid API.

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That's the only money actually spent today.

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Compared with running the whole day on a frontier model through its API, this is what routing saved.

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And the overview keeps a running total for the week.

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SemanticRouter.NET.

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Spend frontier money only where it counts.

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It's open source, and MIT licensed.
