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Mainframe's latent routing interface agent

Inference decisions should happen where meaning forms. Route through latent space.

Read primitive r = Router(E(x))
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What is latent routing?

Route the representation, not the sentence.

Most AI systems route too late. Multi-agent pipelines route at the text layer, which can be slow and brittle. MoE systems route per token, which is better, but still misses the level where concepts are already shaped.

Given input x and encoder E r = Router(E(x))

The router operates on the latent vector, not raw tokens.

Three forms

One primitive, three routing moves.

01

Expert routing

Extends MoE from per-token switching to per-concept specialist selection.

02

Agent routing

Selects specialist agents by proximity to their latent competence regions.

03

Compute routing

Exits inference early when the representation lands near a confident region.

Why now

Modularity, cost pressure, and legible latent space.

Models are becoming modular, inference cost is the bottleneck, and mechanistic interpretability is making representation geometry easier to inspect.

session: mainframe

    Opening

    Input becomes geometry. Geometry becomes a decision.

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    Latent routing brief

    A compact visual explainer for inference-time routing through representation space, inspired by the article "What Is Latent Routing?".

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