Alice Routerlearns energy physics from silicon.
An AI that trains on certified hardware measurements — not vendor specs, not simulations. It predicts power consumption, selects optimal batch sizes, recommends quantization and hardware from measured energy.
Six decisions.
All grounded in proof.
Every recommendation Alice Router makes is backed by a certificate you can verify. No black box — every prediction names the certs it used.
optimize_for=carbon, Alice Router turns predicted energy into gCO₂ per billion tokens using the grid intensity you pass (grid_carbon_now). Automatic time-shifting to greener grid windows is on the roadmap — not live.Every cert is a training point.
Alice Router doesn't train on datasheets. It trains on Serial Alice certificates — Ed25519-signed, Polygon-anchored measurements from real GPUs running real models. Each certificate contributes a CertifiedPoint: model, hardware, batch size, quantization, power (W), energy per token (µWh/tok), trust score.
Closer certs, higher trust, more weight.
When you request a prediction, Alice Router finds the k nearest certified configurations by model similarity, hardware match, and batch distance. Each point is weighted by model closeness × certificate trust score. Under policy evidence-weights-v1, TEE-attested certificates weigh 1.0, hardware-measured 0.35, and operator-declared points carry no weight. The prediction is a trust-weighted average of certified points.
Four modes. One honest answer.
Set your objective: energy, carbon, latency, or cost. Alice Router evaluates every feasible (batch, quant, hardware) configuration against the objective and picks the winner — with progressive constraint relaxation if the strict set is empty. The decision names its basis certificates, so you can check the maths.
More runs. Better model.
Better decisions.
Every certified run adds a point to the training set. The live Alice Router is a trust-weighted k-NN over 970+ certified points, including a 240-point certified H100 grid (5 models, 3B–32B, batch and length sweeps). A learned model (FT-Transformer ensemble) exists as an offline prototype; it will only serve predictions once it beats k-NN on models it has never seen.
Getting smarter
with every certified run.
One call.
A certified recommendation.
vllm serve command with certified power evidence. Phi-3-mini on H200: direct TDX-certified overlay (trust=0.8).Every prediction.
Verifiable.
Alice Router names the certificates it used. Call /v2/certificates/{id}/verify on any of them. Each certificate belongs to a batch whose root is anchored on Polygon, so any later change to it is detectable.