Router to Vibehalla is a routing agent designed for the AMD Developer Hackathon ACT II. It operates within the Track 1 framework. The agent processes incoming tasks through a structured pipeline. It reads task data from the specified input path, performs analysis, and generates responses which are written to the output path. The system is containerized using Docker and runs on the AMD Developer Cloud infrastructure. Configuration is handled entirely through environment variables provided by the judging harness at runtime. This allows the agent to adapt to different evaluation environments without code changes. The project was built by team Raiders of Vibehalla. The development process involved research into routing strategies, iterative refinement, and testing against evaluation datasets. The final implementation balances speed, accuracy, and resource utilization within the constraints of the competition. Router to Vibehalla demonstrates a thoughtful approach to task routing that can handle the variety of prompts encountered in the judging process. The architecture is designed to be robust and reliable under the time constraints of the evaluation harness.
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