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Tiered inference gateway — local-first AI routing

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editorial(substrate): fix soft-slm-tiered-gateway's GPU model + MCP transport claims (Track-B) — confirmed express-node GPU is L4 (opentofu main.tf), 'A100' is stale internal code-comment language, same finding already established on ai/zero-container-inference.md; confirmed the MCP interface is a separate stdio-transport binary (slm-mcp-server) speaking HTTP to the Doorman as its own client, not a second network port the Doorman itself exposes; fixed pre-existing duplicate body H1 (content-contract violation) EN+ES; register-clean EN+ES

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# The tiered inference gateway — local-first AI routing

A tiered inference gateway routes every AI request through a hierarchy of compute
tiers, selecting the least expensive capable tier for each request. Routine work runs
on hardware the organization owns. Burst capacity on rented GPU handles work that
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start. Queued work accumulates and drains when the kill switch is reopened.

The kill switch is the operator's billing control. Closing the express node switch
stops the A100 from starting; the cost drops to zero. Closing the global switch
stops all Tier B and Tier C spending while allowing Tier A to continue serving.
stops the L4 GPU node from starting; the cost drops to zero. Closing the global
switch stops all Tier B and Tier C spending while allowing Tier A to continue serving.

The express lane — which bypasses the file-backed queue for time-sensitive work —
still checks the kill switch. Nothing bypasses the kill switch.
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## The MCP server

The gateway exposes an organizational memory interface via the [[mcp-substrate-protocol|Model Context Protocol]]
at a second port. Any MCP-capable AI client can connect to this interface using its
built-in subscription — no separate API key is required. The client's reasoning
capability combines with the gateway's [[ontological-datagraph|organizational knowledge graph]] to produce
responses that are grounded in the organization's actual data.
A companion process exposes the gateway's organizational memory as [[mcp-substrate-protocol|Model Context Protocol]]
tools — not a second network port on the gateway itself. It is a separate program,
speaking MCP over standard input and output to whatever client launches it, and
speaking ordinary HTTP to the gateway as its own client. Any MCP-capable AI client
can launch this process using its built-in subscription — no separate API key is
required. The client's reasoning capability combines with the gateway's
[[ontological-datagraph|organizational knowledge graph]] to produce responses that
are grounded in the organization's actual data.

This is the primary path for interactive use by operators who already have a
subscription to an MCP-capable client. The gateway handles memory; the client
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