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Per-block model routing — tag any block with @@model and route it to the right LLM. Portable CLI + AI-IDE integration. Pairs with maind.

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Prismag – Per-block model routing for the terminal and any IDE

by arthur-G·Jun 22, 2026·5 points·0 comments

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@@ syntax avoids IDE collisions and chains block outputs in one prompt.

Strengths
  • @@ trigger avoids collision with IDE mention menus, travels through any chat surface
  • Output chaining between blocks enables multi-step workflows without manual copy-paste
  • Deterministic routing via registry.yaml instead of opaque auto-selection
Weaknesses
  • Zero forks and stars suggests untested at scale and very early adoption
  • Manual model selection per block when competitors offer cost-based auto-routing
Target Audience

Developers using AI coding assistants across multiple models

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OpenRouter · LangGraph · CrewAI

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