Manifest
Open-source LLM router for OpenClaw that optimizes model routing to save up to 70% costs.
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60
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3.0
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Last Updated
Aug 14, 2026
Overview
What is Manifest?
Manifest is an open-source LLM (Large Language Model) router specifically built for OpenClaw. It optimizes AI expenditures by intercepting queries and routing them to the most cost-effective model based on the complexity of the task, potentially saving users up to 70% on token costs. The system analyzes queries locally in less than 2ms to ensure minimal latency. It prioritizes privacy by performing query scoring on the user's machine and using a blind proxy architecture for its cloud version. Additionally, it allows users to track costs, set usage limits, and export data using the OpenTelemetry standard.
What is Manifest used for?
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Top Features
- Intelligent LLM routing based on query complexity
- Local query analysis with <2ms latency
- Cost tracking and usage limit alerts
- Privacy-focused blind proxy architecture
- Open Source and self-hostable
- OpenTelemetry standard support
- Native OpenClaw plugin for easy installation
How to use Manifest?
Users can get started by installing the native OpenClaw plugin via a single command. Once installed, Manifest automatically intercepts queries, analyzes them locally, and directs them to the most appropriate model. Users can then use the dashboard to monitor costs and set budget alerts.
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Use Cases
- Reducing API token costs for OpenClaw users
- Ensuring data privacy by scoring queries locally
- Preventing high-cost models from being used for simple search or text tasks
- Monitoring AI budgets across development teams
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