ARIDON
ARIDON MODEL ROUTER

One Aridon. The best available AI for each job.

The user should not have to decide whether a task belongs in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, DeepSeek or a local model. Aridon classifies the work, routes it, preserves company context and falls back automatically.

PROVIDER POOL

Use the specialists that are actually connected.

ROUTING TABLE

What Aridon does with each kind of work.

TaskFirst choiceFallback
FULL AGENT OPERATING LOOP

The architecture behind the button.

1
Input & validation

Normalize requests, reject malformed input and apply size/permission limits before any model sees the work.

2
Task classifier

Detect research, social intelligence, coding, multilingual, long-context, creative, private-local or general executive work.

3
Best-model router

Send the job to the strongest configured provider for that task and fall back automatically if it fails.

4
Company Brain & memory

Pull tenant context, company knowledge, uploaded files, executive memory and semantic retrieval into the task.

5
Supervisor loop

Plan, delegate, inspect specialist output, retry weak work and stop when the definition of done is met.

6
Approval-gated execution

Only approved tools can act. Consequential actions remain behind human approval gates.

7
Observability

Track provider attempts, latency, fallbacks, usage events, audit records and final outcomes.

8
Safe output

Return the answer, file, deck, report or queued action with the routing and approval state preserved.

PRIVACY / LOCAL MODE

Private jobs can stay on a local model.

If an OpenAI-compatible local endpoint is configured, requests that explicitly ask to remain local or offline can be routed there first. That supports Ollama, LM Studio, vLLM and similar local deployments without changing the Aridon interface.