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What is the Playground

The Playground is your testing and tuning environment inside the Routor dashboard. Use it to:
  • Test how any prompt gets routed before it goes to production
  • See exactly which tier, model, and confidence score Routor assigns
  • Create Routing Profiles, saved configurations that give your app custom routing rules
  • Experiment with tier floors, ceilings, and capability caps without touching any code
Playground - type a prompt, see the tier, model, confidence, and savings instantly

What You Can Do

Test a Prompt

Type any prompt and hit Route. Routor shows you:
  • Which tier it classified as (NANO, SIMPLE, LIGHT, STANDARD, COMPLEX)
  • Which model it would pick
  • The confidence score for the classification
  • The full fallback chain, meaning which models it would try if the first fails
  • Cost estimate compared to the baseline cost
📷 [Screenshot: Prompt “explain closures in JavaScript” showing LIGHT tier, Kimi K2.6 model, 0.82 confidence, and cost comparison]

Create a Routing Profile

A Routing Profile is a named set of routing rules attached to an API key. Think of it as a config file for how Routor should behave for a specific app or use case. Each profile gets its own dedicated API key, so you can have different routing behavior per app, environment, or team without changing any code. What a profile can do:
  • Force all requests to use at least STANDARD tier for a production feature
  • Cap costs by setting LIGHT as the maximum tier for an internal tool
  • Enable tool-calling routing for an agent
  • Set a BFCL accuracy minimum for agents that need reliable function calling
See Creating a Routing Profile for the full walkthrough.

Browse Routing Decisions

The Playground shows a live feed of routing decisions as they happen. Click any request to see the full classification breakdown.
📷 [Screenshot: Routing decisions list showing timestamps, prompts truncated, tier badges, model names, and savings percentages]

Profile Limit

Every account includes 1 routing profile with its own dedicated API key — enough to test and run a single configuration. Accounts are limited to 1 profile for now; there are no paid profile plans currently.