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0.3.0 — 2026-07-18

BYOK task router (SCO-230–234) — routes a task to the cheapest capable model
and executes the call directly against the provider, using your own key.
Fully client-side: no Modelglass proxy in the request path, ever.

  • Modelglass: Run Task on Cheapest Capable Model (SCO-230/232) — picks one
    of nine task categories (bug fix/debug, new code generation, terminal/CLI/
    DevOps, library-aware feature work, refactor, test generation, doc
    generation, chat/explain, autocomplete), ranks the configured provider's
    models against Modelglass's live benchmark/capability feed
    (SWE-bench Pro/Verified, Terminal-Bench 2.1, Aider Polyglot/LiveCodeBench,
    BigCodeBench, or a capability-rating fallback per category), and calls the
    top-ranked model. Supports OpenAI, Anthropic, DeepSeek, xAI, Mistral, Groq,
    Together AI, and OpenRouter.
  • Modelglass: Set Provider API Key / Modelglass: Add Provider API Key
    (SCO-232/233) — provider keys stored via SecretStorage, same mechanism as
    the existing free Modelglass key. Set is Starter's exclusive single-key
    flow; Add builds a multi-key set for Pro's fallback chain.
  • Starter: one configured provider key, Modelglass-default ranking, one
    execution attempt — an invalid-key/rate-limited/network/provider failure
    surfaces clearly, no automatic retry.
  • Pro: automatic fallback to the next-best-ranked model on a different
    configured provider on a failure (never retries the same provider twice),
    up to one attempt per configured provider (SCO-233). Also unlocks an
    optional .modelglass/routing-rules.json workspace file to override the
    default ranking per task category — exclude a provider, force
    cheapest-first, or set a custom model priority order, composing with
    (not replacing) the default engine (SCO-231).
  • Pro-only capabilities are gated behind a real Pro-plan key check against
    the same free Modelglass key already in use (POST /v1/keys/validate,
    the same endpoint the iOS app's key-unlock flow uses) — a Starter user
    hitting a Pro action gets an explicit upgrade prompt, not a silent failure
    or confusing error (SCO-234).
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