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Generate a collection.router policy JSON from a plain-English description
of how requests should be routed. The skill produces and validates the JSON
only - it does not call the live server, register the policy, or run requests
through it. The JSON is accepted by the strict server-side parser on the first
try and stays editable in the desktop app's Hybrid Router editor.
lemonade server start).
Required only to register and test the generated policy - the skill itself
(JSON generation + offline validation) works without a live server.scripts/validate.py). No extra packages required.The router picks one candidate model per request. Two authoring modes exist, and choosing the right one is the first decision:
| Mode | JSON shape | When |
|---|---|---|
| LLM-as-router | routing.router block | The user describes intent only by meaning ("sensitive", "hard questions", "creative writing") with no concrete signals. A small LLM reads each prompt and picks the candidate. |
| Rules | routing.rules (+ optional routing.classifiers) | The user names any concrete signal: keywords, regex, length, tools, images, metadata, PII/topic classifiers, thresholds, "first match", fallback logic. Deterministic, no extra LLM call for simple conditions. |
routing.router is mutually exclusive with routing.rules and
routing.classifiers - never emit both.
Gemma-3-4b-it-GGUF). If the user names none, ask - never invent
model names. lemonade list or GET /api/v1/models shows what's available.
A name the user did give may still not exist on the target host - the
offline validator can't check that (Step 8b closes the gap).Always exactly this envelope (the parser rejects unknown or missing keys):
{
"version": "1",
"model_name": "user.MyHybridRouter",
"recipe": "collection.router",
"components": [],
"routing": { }
}
version is the literal string "1".model_name must start with user.; slug from the user's description if
they gave a name (user.<Name> using only [A-Za-z0-9._-]). If they didn't
name it, derive one from context instead of a fixed literal - e.g.
user.<slug-of-default-candidate>-Router - so two different policies don't
collide by default. /pull is idempotent per model_name: registering a
second policy under the same name silently overwrites the first. If this
conversation already produced an unnamed router, don't reuse the same
derived name for the next one - ask, or pick a visibly different name."candidates": ["<answering models>"],
"default_model": "<one of candidates>"
default_model MUST be listed in candidates. Candidates should be
chat-capable LLMs - not embedding, classification, or image models.
"router": {
"type": "llm",
"model": "<small chat LLM>",
"prompt": "You route user requests to the best model. <one sentence per candidate: when to pick it, using the exact model name>."
}
model defaults to the most capable candidate, not the cheapest one.
The router judges every single request that flows through the policy, so a
weak judge silently misrouting everything is a worse default than the extra
cost of a stronger one. State the choice in the summary you give the user -
router.model: <chosen> (most capable candidate available; pick a smaller
dedicated judge model yourself for lower per-request cost, at the risk of
the failure mode below). If the user already named a separate model for
this role, use that instead of a candidate.
If default_used stays true across varied test prompts even after fixing
the prompt (see the bullet below and Step 9), the fix is a more capable
router.model, not a further prompt edit - this is a judge-model-capability
limit, not something prompt wording alone can solve.
Write intent only - never specify a reply format and never use imperative
"Pick X" phrasing. The engine unconditionally appends its own contract
after your prompt: it lists the candidate names and demands a strict JSON
reply {"model": "<name>", "rationale": "<one sentence>"}, then falls back
to default_model on any deviation. A prompt that says "reply with ONLY the
model name", "Pick Model-A", "respond with the model name", or similar is
wrong about the wire format and causes weaker judge models to reply with a
bare string that fails to parse - silently falling back to default_model
on every request with no visible error.
Bad (do not write): "Pick Qwen3.5-9B-GGUF for sensitive queries, pick Qwen3.5-9B-NoThinking for everything else."
Good: "Route to Qwen3.5-9B-GGUF when the request appears sensitive or contains personal information. Route to Qwen3.5-9B-NoThinking for all other requests."
Only describe when each candidate is appropriate. Never say "pick", "output", "reply with", or "respond with".
NEVER emit rules or classifiers in this mode. The routing object
in Mode A must contain exactly: candidates, default_model, and router.
Adding rules or classifiers alongside router is a schema violation
that the server parser rejects. If you catch yourself writing both, stop and
remove rules/classifiers entirely.
Only declare classifiers the rules actually reference. Three types:
{ "id": "clf-1", "type": "classifier", "model": "<classification model>",
"labels": ["PII", "Jailbreak"], "default_label": "PII", "on_error": "match_false" }
{ "id": "clf-2", "type": "semantic_similarity", "model": "<embedding model>",
"reference_phrases": { "shopping": ["I want to shop for pants", "add to cart"] },
"default_label": "shopping", "on_error": "match_false" }
{ "id": "clf-3", "type": "llm", "model": "<chat LLM>",
"prompt": "Classify the request into only labels SAFE, RISKY",
"labels": ["SAFE", "RISKY"], "default_label": "SAFE", "on_error": "match_false" }
Hard constraints (parser-enforced - see reference.md for the full matrix):
classifier type: model should be a text-classification model (an
onnxruntime encoder like Bert-Phishing-ONNX); labels must match the
model's actual output labels - unverifiable offline, and a mismatch
silently scores 0.0 forever (see reference.md's classifier notes for
why, Step 8b for how to catch it). A chat LLM here is legal
(LLM-as-classifier via chat) but prefer type: "llm" for that - it is
explicit and prompted.semantic_similarity: reference_phrases is {concept: [phrases...]},
at least one concept, each with at least one phrase. Concept names ARE the
labels - a labels key is rejected for this type. Model must be an
embedding model. Give 3–5 varied phrases per concept when inventing them.llm: prompt AND non-empty labels are both required. Write intent
only - never tell the model how to format its reply. The engine appends
its own {"model": "<chosen_label>", "rationale": "..."} contract after
your prompt (the same contract as routing.router). An authored line like
"Reply with exactly one label: SAFE or RISKY" causes weaker models to output
bare SAFE, which the parser rejects - the score comes back empty and the
rule silently never fires. Describe what makes a request belong to each
label; leave the reply format to the engine. If it still never fires after
that, see Step 4's judge-capability note above - the same fix applies here
(Step 9 shows how to catch it).default_label, when present, must be one of the labels/concepts.id = clf-1, clf-2, …; on_error =
"match_false" (fail-open: a broken classifier doesn't match, so requests
fall through - use "match_true" only when the user wants fail-closed
safety); default_label = the first label."rules": [
{ "id": "rule-1", "match": { ... }, "route_to": "<candidate>",
"outputs": { "reason": "<optional free-form>" } }
]
route_to MUST be a candidate. id uses only [A-Za-z0-9._-]; default
rule-1, rule-2, ….default_model.Match conditions - combine with all (AND), any (OR), not; one
condition per leaf object; nesting is allowed:
| Leaf | Example | Notes |
|---|---|---|
keywords_any / keywords_all | { "keywords_any": ["SSN", "Email"] } | case-insensitive substring - "hi" matches inside "this", "shipping", "high", etc. Use regex with \b...\b when word-boundary precision is needed |
regex | { "regex": "\\b\\d{3}-?\\d{2}-?\\d{4}\\b" } | ECMAScript flavor |
min_chars / max_chars | { "min_chars": 4000 } | input length, UTF-8 bytes, non-negative integer |
has_tools / has_images | { "has_images": true } | booleans |
classifier | { "classifier": "clf-1", "label": "PII", "min_score": 0.5 } | band test; min_score/max_score in [0,1]; default min_score 0.5; omit label only if the classifier has default_label |
metadata | { "metadata": { "key": "consent", "equals": "denied" } } | exactly one of equals / any / exists; note: not editable in the desktop UI yet - use only when the user asks for metadata routing |
components = union of: all candidates + every classifier model + the
router.model (Mode A). Deduplicate, keep order stable. The parser rejects
any referenced model that is not declared here.
These two actions are a single mandatory step. Do not stop between them.
8a. Run the offline validator before presenting anything to the user:
python scripts/validate.py router.json # Windows
python3 scripts/validate.py router.json # macOS/Linux
It exits 0 with "ready": true when there are no errors. If it reports
errors, fix the JSON and re-run. Do not present a policy that fai
name: lemonade-router-builder
description: >-
Turns a natural-language description of routing intent into a valid Lemonade
`collection.router` policy JSON. The skill generates and validates the JSON
only - it does not register it or call the live server.
Use when the user wants to route requests between models ("route sensitive
queries to X and everything else to Y"), generate a router/hybrid-router
config or policy, author a collection.router JSON, split traffic between a
small local model and a big/cloud model, add PII/jailbreak/topic classifiers
to routing, or mentions Lemonade Router, routing rules, routing.router,
candidates/default_model, keywords_any, semantic_similarity, or LLM-as-router.
Fills every field the user did not specify with safe defaults.---
name: lemonade-router-builder
description: >-
Turns a natural-language description of routing intent into a valid Lemonade
`collection.router` policy JSON. The skill generates and validates the JSON
only - it does not register it or call the live server.
Use when the user wants to route requests between models ("route sensitive
queries to X and everything else to Y"), generate a router/hybrid-router
config or policy, author a collection.router JSON, split traffic between a
small local model and a big/cloud model, add PII/jailbreak/topic classifiers
to routing, or mentions Lemonade Router, routing rules, routing.router,
candidates/default_model, keywords_any, semantic_similarity, or LLM-as-router.
Fills every field the user did not specify with safe defaults.
---
# Lemonade Router Config Generator
Generate a **`collection.router` policy JSON** from a plain-English description
of how requests should be routed. The skill produces and validates the JSON
only - it does not call the live server, register the policy, or run requests
through it. The JSON is accepted by the strict server-side parser on the first
try and stays editable in the desktop app's Hybrid Router editor.
## Prerequisites
- **Lemonade Server v11.5.0+** running locally (`lemonade server start`).
Required only to register and test the generated policy - the skill itself
(JSON generation + offline validation) works without a live server.
- **No GPU or ROCm dependency** for authoring. The router policy is a JSON
document; no hardware is needed to generate or validate it.
- **Python** (any 3.x) in PATH - used by the bundled offline validator
(`scripts/validate.py`). No extra packages required.
The router picks one **candidate** model per request. Two authoring modes
exist, and choosing the right one is the first decision:
| Mode | JSON shape | When |
|------|-----------|------|
| **LLM-as-router** | `routing.router` block | The user describes intent only by *meaning* ("sensitive", "hard questions", "creative writing") with no concrete signals. A small LLM reads each prompt and picks the candidate. |
| **Rules** | `routing.rules` (+ optional `routing.classifiers`) | The user names any concrete signal: keywords, regex, length, tools, images, metadata, PII/topic classifiers, thresholds, "first match", fallback logic. Deterministic, no extra LLM call for simple conditions. |
`routing.router` is **mutually exclusive** with `routing.rules` and
`routing.classifiers` - never emit both.
## Step 1 - Extract from the user's words
- **Candidates**: the models that may *answer* requests. Verbatim model names
(e.g. `Gemma-3-4b-it-GGUF`). If the user names none, ask - never invent
model names. `lemonade list` or `GET /api/v1/models` shows what's available.
A name the user *did* give may still not exist on the target host - the
offline validator can't check that (Step 8b closes the gap).
- **Default / fallback**: which candidate gets everything that matches nothing.
If unstated, use the model the user framed as "local", "small", or "safe";
otherwise the first candidate mentioned.
- **Signals**: every condition mentioned (keywords, patterns, length, images,
tools, topics, PII, safety) and which model each one routes to.
- **Classifier models**: models named for *detection* rather than answering
(BERT-style encoders, embedding models, an LLM used as judge).
## Step 2 - Scaffold
Always exactly this envelope (the parser rejects unknown or missing keys):
```json
{
"version": "1",
"model_name": "user.MyHybridRouter",
"recipe": "collection.router",
"components": [],
"routing": { }
}
```
- `version` is the literal string `"1"`.
- `model_name` must start with `user.`; slug from the user's description if
they gave a name (`user.<Name>` using only `[A-Za-z0-9._-]`). If they didn't
name it, derive one from context instead of a fixed literal - e.g.
`user.<slug-of-default-candidate>-Router` - so two different policies don't
collide by default. **`/pull` is idempotent per `model_name`: registering a
second policy under the same name silently overwrites the first.** If this
conversation already produced an unnamed router, don't reuse the same
derived name for the next one - ask, or pick a visibly different name.
## Step 3 - Candidates and default
```json
"candidates": ["<answering models>"],
"default_model": "<one of candidates>"
```
`default_model` MUST be listed in `candidates`. Candidates should be
chat-capable LLMs - not embedding, classification, or image models.
## Step 4 - Mode A: LLM-as-router
```json
"router": {
"type": "llm",
"model": "<small chat LLM>",
"prompt": "You route user requests to the best model. <one sentence per candidate: when to pick it, using the exact model name>."
}
```
- `model` defaults to the **most capable candidate**, not the cheapest one.
The router judges every single request that flows through the policy, so a
weak judge silently misrouting everything is a worse default than the extra
cost of a stronger one. State the choice in the summary you give the user -
`router.model: <chosen>` (most capable candidate available; pick a smaller
dedicated judge model yourself for lower per-request cost, at the risk of
the failure mode below). If the user already named a separate model for
this role, use that instead of a candidate.
- If `default_used` stays `true` across varied test prompts even after fixing
the prompt (see the bullet below and Step 9), the fix is a more capable
`router.model`, not a further prompt edit - this is a judge-model-capability
limit, not something prompt wording alone can solve.
- **Write intent only - never specify a reply format and never use imperative
"Pick X" phrasing.** The engine unconditionally appends its own contract
after your prompt: it lists the candidate names and demands a strict JSON
reply `{"model": "<name>", "rationale": "<one sentence>"}`, then falls back
to `default_model` on any deviation. A prompt that says "reply with ONLY the
model name", "Pick Model-A", "respond with the model name", or similar is
wrong about the wire format and causes weaker judge models to reply with a
bare string that fails to parse - silently falling back to `default_model`
on every request with no visible error.
**Bad** (do not write): `"Pick Qwen3.5-9B-GGUF for sensitive queries, pick Qwen3.5-9B-NoThinking for everything else."`
**Good**: `"Route to Qwen3.5-9B-GGUF when the request appears sensitive or contains personal information. Route to Qwen3.5-9B-NoThinking for all other requests."`
Only describe *when* each candidate is appropriate. Never say "pick", "output", "reply with", or "respond with".
- **NEVER emit `rules` or `classifiers` in this mode.** The `routing` object
in Mode A must contain exactly: `candidates`, `default_model`, and `router`.
Adding `rules` or `classifiers` alongside `router` is a schema violation
that the server parser rejects. If you catch yourself writing both, stop and
remove `rules`/`classifiers` entirely.
## Step 5 - Mode B: classifiers
Only declare classifiers the rules actually reference. Three types:
```json
{ "id": "clf-1", "type": "classifier", "model": "<classification model>",
"labels": ["PII", "Jailbreak"], "default_label": "PII", "on_error": "match_false" }
{ "id": "clf-2", "type": "semantic_similarity", "model": "<embedding model>",
"reference_phrases": { "shopping": ["I want to shop for pants", "add to cart"] },
"default_label": "shopping", "on_error": "match_false" }
{ "id": "clf-3", "type": "llm", "model": "<chat LLM>",
"prompt": "Classify the request into only labels SAFE, RISKY",
"labels": ["SAFE", "RISKY"], "default_label": "SAFE", "on_error": "match_false" }
```
Hard constraints (parser-enforced - see `reference.md` for the full matrix):
- `classifier` type: model should be a text-classification model (an
`onnxruntime` encoder like `Bert-Phishing-ONNX`); `labels` must match the
model's actual output labels - unverifiable offline, and a mismatch
silently scores `0.0` forever (see `reference.md`'s classifier notes for
why, Step 8b for how to catch it). A chat LLM here is legal
(LLM-as-classifier via chat) but prefer `type: "llm"` for that - it is
explicit and prompted.
- `semantic_similarity`: `reference_phrases` is `{concept: [phrases...]}`,
at least one concept, each with at least one phrase. Concept names ARE the
labels - a `labels` key is **rejected** for this type. Model must be an
embedding model. Give 3–5 varied phrases per concept when inventing them.
- `llm`: `prompt` AND non-empty `labels` are both required. **Write intent
only - never tell the model how to format its reply.** The engine appends
its own `{"model": "<chosen_label>", "rationale": "..."}` contract after
your prompt (the same contract as `routing.router`). An authored line like
"Reply with exactly one label: SAFE or RISKY" causes weaker models to output
bare `SAFE`, which the parser rejects - the score comes back empty and the
rule silently never fires. Describe what makes a request belong to each
label; leave the reply format to the engine. If it still never fires after
that, see Step 4's judge-capability note above - the same fix applies here
(Step 9 shows how to catch it).
- `default_label`, when present, must be one of the labels/concepts.
- Defaults when unspecified: `id` = `clf-1`, `clf-2`, …; `on_error` =
`"match_false"` (fail-open: a broken classifier doesn't match, so requests
fall through - use `"match_true"` only when the user wants fail-closed
safety); `default_label` = the first label.
## Step 6 - Mode B: rules
```json
"rules": [
{ "id": "rule-1", "match": { ... }, "route_to": "<candidate>",
"outputs": { "reason": "<optional free-form>" } }
]
```
- **Order matters - first match wins.** Put the most specific /
privacy-critical rules first (a "sensitive stays local" rule must precede a
"code goes to the big model" rule, or coding prompts with PII leak).
- `route_to` MUST be a candidate. `id` uses only `[A-Za-z0-9._-]`; default
`rule-1`, `rule-2`, ….
- No rule for the "everything else" case - that is `default_model`.
**Match conditions** - combine with `all` (AND), `any` (OR), `not`; one
condition per leaf object; nesting is allowed:
| Leaf | Example | Notes |
|------|---------|-------|
| `keywords_any` / `keywords_all` | `{ "keywords_any": ["SSN", "Email"] }` | case-insensitive substring - `"hi"` matches inside `"this"`, `"shipping"`, `"high"`, etc. Use `regex` with `\b...\b` when word-boundary precision is needed |
| `regex` | `{ "regex": "\\b\\d{3}-?\\d{2}-?\\d{4}\\b" }` | ECMAScript flavor |
| `min_chars` / `max_chars` | `{ "min_chars": 4000 }` | input length, UTF-8 bytes, non-negative integer |
| `has_tools` / `has_images` | `{ "has_images": true }` | booleans |
| `classifier` | `{ "classifier": "clf-1", "label": "PII", "min_score": 0.5 }` | band test; `min_score`/`max_score` in [0,1]; default `min_score` 0.5; omit `label` only if the classifier has `default_label` |
| `metadata` | `{ "metadata": { "key": "consent", "equals": "denied" } }` | exactly one of `equals` / `any` / `exists`; note: not editable in the desktop UI yet - use only when the user asks for metadata routing |
## Step 7 - Components
`components` = union of: all `candidates` + every classifier `model` + the
`router.model` (Mode A). Deduplicate, keep order stable. The parser rejects
any referenced model that is not declared here.
## Step 8 - Validate and output curl commands
These two actions are a single mandatory step. Do not stop between them.
**8a. Run the offline validator** before presenting anything to the user:
```bash
python scripts/validate.py router.json # Windows
python3 scripts/validate.py router.json # macOS/Linux
```
It exits 0 with `"ready": true` when there are no errors. If it reports
errors, fix the JSON and re-run. Do not present a policy that faiSkill source recorded
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