The BitMind team and @kenjon have launched a new subnet.
Introducing @yugosai, a decision model designed specifically for inference.
Build with a single API and model name. Yugo selects the most suitable model for each request, balancing performance, cost, and speed.
Introducing @yugosai, a decision model designed specifically for inference.
Build with a single API and model name. Yugo selects the most suitable model for each request, balancing performance, cost, and speed.
Ep. 107 - Dylan Uys & Ken MiyachiView quoted post on X
Dylan @_dubm and Ken @kenjon are building @yugosai
Timestamps
01:00 Dylan Uys: From BitMind to Yugos
04:09 AI coding workflows and model choice
06:33 The harness versus the model
11:31 Balancing intelligence, cost and speed
13:21 Keeping the model and provider catalog current
16:43 Routing across Bittensor services
20:47 Routing versus multi-agent orchestration
26:01 Benchmark gaming and validation
30:03 Can a routing system build a moat?
31:44 The value of real-world traffic
33:37 Yugos roadmap and custom provider choices
35:55 Local models and privacy
38:24 Agents in the research workflow
40:24 Ken Miyachi
42:29 The future of agent harnesses
47:02 Building a business around the router
52:58 The human role in software development
55:24 Distribution and lessons from BitMind
58:35 Competing with well-funded AI companies
1:00:56 Vendor lock-in and changing models
1:04:01 Yugos go-to-market plans
1:04:57 Token spending and the value of AI work
1:08:51 Research versus production development
1:10:59 Training routers for different user needs
1:16:18 Consumer AI and agent business models
1:21:01 Provider incentives and customer trust
1:22:44 Why distribution matters for Yugos
1:25:12 Open source, monetization and defensibility
1:28:26 Bittensor development speed and security