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Classifiers: Track What Your Agents Do and What It Costs

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Date Published
Author
Cailee Moberg
Word Count
713
Company Posts That Month
7
Language
English
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Summary

The text outlines the introduction of classifiers in OpenRouter, a tool designed to enhance visibility and management of AI usage through structured metadata. These classifiers, currently in beta, allow users to define specific criteria such as task type, department, and cost center, enabling automated tagging of AI-generated outputs. The classifiers operate asynchronously to avoid latency and can be customized to fit organizational needs, offering templates or allowing users to create their own taxonomy with up to eight dimensions. By tagging each AI generation, organizations can track usage patterns, compliance, and costs, using the Activity Explorer to aggregate and analyze data over time. The system supports flexible sampling rates to manage classification costs, and results are structured for easy filtering in logs. This tool provides insights into how different models are used across tasks and departments, aiding in cost management and compliance oversight.

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