Add NadirClaw - Open-source LLM router Signed-off-by: Dor Amir <amirdor@gmail.com> #247
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Adding NadirClaw to the LLMOps section.
NadirClaw is an open-source LLM router that classifies prompts in ~10ms using sentence embeddings and routes them to the optimal model tier (free/cheap/premium/reasoning). It runs as an OpenAI-compatible proxy with features like agentic prompt detection, session pinning, and 429 fallback routing.
MIT licensed, actively maintained.