Echo is an AI system from Tracer built by pooling open-weight models instead of relying on a single hosted one. The launch post describes it as reaching Fable-level results at roughly a third of the cost, by routing work across a pool of models. It is aimed at developers who want frontier-adjacent coding performance without paying frontier API prices. Access runs through a hosted sign-in, so you use it as a service rather than running it locally.
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