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Model Router for OpenClaw. Save up to 70% by routing requests to the right model. Choose LLM fallback to avoid API rate limits, set thresholds and reduce token consumption.

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# Manifest — LLM Router & Observability for OpenClaw Manifest is an OpenClaw plugin that: - **Routes every request** to the most cost-effective model via a 23-dimension scoring algorithm (<2ms latency) - **Tracks costs and tokens** in a real-time dashboard - **Sets limits** with email alerts and hard spending caps Source: [github.com/mnfst/manifest](https://github.com/mnfst/manifest) — MIT licensed. Homepage: [manifest.build](https://manifest.build) ## Security & Privacy > **TL;DR** — The plugin registers Manifest as a standard OpenAI-compatible provider and exposes three read-only agent tools. It does not export telemetry or make background network calls. When you select `manifest/auto` as your model, OpenClaw routes requests through the Manifest backend — the same way it routes to any other provider like Anthropic or OpenAI. In local mode, all data stays on your machine and no API key is needed. ### What the plugin does 1. **Registers a provider** — adds `manifest` as an OpenAI-compatible provider with the `auto` model 2. **Injects config** — writes provider entry to `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json` and auth profiles (standard plugin registration, reversed on uninstall) 3. **Exposes 3 read-only tools** — `manifest_usage`, `manifest_costs`, `manifest_health` (query your own usage data via the Manifest API) 4. **Registers `/manifest` command** — shows connection status ### What the plugin does NOT do - Does not export telemetry, traces, or metrics — the plugin has no OTLP...

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Author
mnfst
Repository
mnfst/manifest
Created
3 years ago
Last Updated
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Language
TypeScript
License
MIT

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