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Codex Routing Modes

Use the simplest path that satisfies the current job.

Mode Use it when Start command Requires
Standard Codex Daily coding, edits, reviews, and normal reliability. .\scripts\python\codex-cost-routing.cmd Codex CLI
LiteLLM profile You want Gemini/API dispatch, local Qwen fallback through one gateway, or provider fallback rules. .\scripts\python\Manage-CodexCostRouting.ps1 -Action Start -CodexProvider LiteLLM then codex --profile cost-routing Local LiteLLM proxy and at least one provider key or local Qwen
Hugging Face profile You explicitly want the direct Hugging Face router between Codex and an open model. .\scripts\python\Manage-CodexCostRouting.ps1 -CodexProvider HuggingFace or codex --profile cost-routing-hf HF_TOKEN
Direct Ollama Qwen You want the fastest local small-task path and do not need Codex profiles or LiteLLM fallback. .\scripts\python\Invoke-QwenLocal.ps1 "prompt" Ollama with qwen2.5-coder:3b
Router dry-run You want to see the chosen provider, model, and fallback order before running a task. python .\scripts\python\codex_cost_router.py run --dry-run "task" Python
Sovereign WebUI stack You want a local Open WebUI + Ollama Docker stack for manual local-LLM use. bash scripts/bash/install_ia_souveraine.sh --gpu off --model mistral:7b Docker

Default recommendation: keep Standard Codex for routine work. Start LiteLLM only when you need provider dispatch or local gateway behavior, then stop it after the session. Use direct Ollama for quick local checks where Codex tooling is not needed.