u/Tech-and-Tomatoes

I recently came across decision models and have been looking into the open-source options and where they can be useful.

I'm running a self-hosted Hermes setup, so agent routing and selecting the right LLM for a task immediately caught my attention. But I'm also interested in other uses such as tool/skill selection, workflow routing, classification, retry/escalation decisions, human approval, cost optimization, and automation.

I've come across Kev, Laya, Tev1, OpenJev, RouteLLM, and LLMRouter.

Has anyone actually used any of these? Which open-source decision models are worth looking at, and what are you using them for? I'm especially interested in real-world use cases I may not have considered.

I spend hundreds of dollars every year on potting soil for pots and planter bags that I place around the perimeter of my garden. I grow all vegetables and herbs in them.

In past years, I’ve just mixed the used potting soil into my garden at the end of the season.

Can I reuse the soil next year? If so, what’s the best way to store it over the winter, and what should I add to revitalize it for next season?