Compile-time LLM code synthesis with deterministic, self-routing NLU runtimes. Strot compiles an LLM's intent once and runs the resulting decisions locally, so the expensive model call happens at build time rather than on every request.
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Turn a natural-language intent definition into a runtime artefact.
Serve the compiled decisions without calling a model per request.
Get repeatable routing behaviour instead of a fresh model call each time.
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