Commit-Aware Router is an open-source proof of concept that makes AI traffic decisions reflect the commercial commitments an organisation has already made, such as prepaid capacity or minimum-spend agreements, without sending contract amounts to the routing layer.
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Guidance from Finance becomes a routing signal with limits on its influence, which can change how the router ranks eligible routes.
Detailed commercial inputs stay inside the customer environment; the router receives a short-lived, authenticated policy signal instead of raw contract values.
The router always enforces quality, capability, latency, reliability, residency and policy constraints before considering commercial preferences.
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