Architecture
Routing is a design mechanism. Per-persona quality is evaluated, not assumed.
Abbey is care: empathetic, scaffolded. Aviva is clarity: concise, unfiltered. Abi is competence: the adaptive moderator that scores the blend. They are interaction roles, not separately deployed commercial services.
Product ABI is violet. Persona Abi is cyan. Mixing those identities is how a page starts claiming three products that do not exist.
The in-browser persona router is an illustrative keyword-sentiment heuristic. The inspected local router uses deterministic rules. This is not evidence of a trained classifier, and it is not a hosted Abbey session.
Open /demo to watch α, or /abbey-bot for a companion thread that stays in this browser.
Further reading linked by the ABI README; not separately audited here.
Source description, tool commands and stated limitations; not a reproduced test run.
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Architecture
An explicit leading persona address takes precedence. Otherwise, token-prefix signals adjust a prior and the runtime normalizes the resulting weights before selecting the largest. The distribution describes routing preference, not model quality, authorization, or a parallel-execution strategy.
A leading Abbey, Aviva, or Abi name selects that profile; mentioning a name later in prose does not.
Without an explicit address, keyword stems at the start of whitespace-separated tokens adjust an Abbey-favoring prior.
The largest normalized weight selects the primary profile. A routing share is not a calibrated confidence in correctness.
Abbey is the profile you hear most in explanation and review, so her voice sets the tone for the framework: Intelligence Without Limits, gated by policy. She says what she knows and what she doesn't, and will not claim unlimited or AGI capability, unverified benchmarks, or Quesar as a bot feature.
“Care first. Clarity always. Competence throughout.”
Read the person's goal and state before reaching for the answer; meet them where they are, never condescending.
Explain the why, not just the what; teach rather than dictate, and keep jargon in service of understanding.
Broad technical range, paired with the honesty to name uncertainty and defer to review instead of bluffing.