Decision-1 adds structured classification to Vercel's AI Gateway
You can offload classification and routing decisions to a dedicated model with confidence scores instead of parsing free text, which changes how you design fallback and review states.


Liquid d1 decision model for classification and routing
A second decision-model option on the same gateway means you can compare providers on routing accuracy before committing an architecture decision to one vendor.
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Team ritualsdrive wider AI adoption than individual fluency
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Rillet's two-person team ships 3× faster using AI agents on Vercel
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HTML containers beyond div: semantic elements that unlock accessibility
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Deno joins Cloudflare, runtime discontinued in one year
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Decision-1 adds structured classification to Vercel's AI Gateway
You can offload classification and routing decisions to a dedicated model with confidence scores instead of parsing free text, which changes how you design fallback and review states.

Open the Decision-1 or Liquid d1 docs and sketch one routing decision in your own product (support triage, content moderation, form validation) that could become a typed yes/no call instead of a free-text prompt.