$ llms-surf --version · local dispatch orchestrator · formerly Oracfit · v3.5.0
// paddle out first. 2 minutes. no API key.
Your frontier plan thinks.
Free models sweat.
Nothing ships on a model's word — not even the judge's.
Clone, point the stub runner, start. That's the whole install. Frontier keys are only added when a task earns them. Then a mechanical oracle proves the work on disk.
then the tour — oracle loop, wipeouts, adapters. assumed-rate math is further down, optional.
fail → feedback → fix → green
One ring of the dispatcher, replayed client-side as a demo of the shape — not a recorded session. The oracle runs the same command twice: once to reject, once to accept.
Failure becomes structured feedback. Victory is a green exit code — never a model's opinion of itself.
every number above is counted from this git tree by tests/test-site-honesty.sh — nothing is decorative.
$ cat /etc/llms-surf/mission
This isn't another orchestrator. It's the operating system for honest AI work.
Wipeouts. 106 in this cut. Five that changed the code:
Each card is a failure that actually happened, and the code that now makes it structurally impossible. No prompt engineering in the enforcement path.
plugs into the CLI you already run
The dispatcher sits between your agent CLI and the models. One adapter, one YAML. Eight adapters plus a stub ship in this cut.
what the 1%/99% split costs if public-API ballparks hold
Not a price list. Assumed market rates, labeled as such. Clone first — this math is for after you have the dispatcher running.
tokens aren't out — but the first wave rides free.
Two products, one engine: bestmodel.run measures which model actually wins each objective — the benchmark, not the hype. llms-surf cloud takes those winners, tunes them to your task shape, and serves them at the lowest measured cost per run. When the winners land, the whitelist breaks them in first: free tokens to test the picks against your own work, before anyone pays a cent. How we pick, tune and serve stays the closed-source side of this enterprise. No price until it's measured. No date until it's real. List order, first wave first, nothing else. One GitHub issue to get in. One click to get out.
email-only entry opens with the cloud — no form here until a real confirmation link can be sent. The issue is the door today, and contribution is what climbs.