ToggleLogic Free follows the rules you write. Intelligence makes the choice itself, job by job, using maintained knowledge of which AI is good at what and what it costs, within the limits your policy sets. A license includes:
01The Intelligence engine
A private, versioned release that installs beside ToggleLogic Free and chooses the AI for each job by capability, cost, provider availability and your policy. It runs on your own systems; your prompts and records do not pass through ours.
02The maintained model registry
Our curated record of available models, the model families they belong to, what each is suited for, and what it costs. We keep it current, so routing follows model families as new releases arrive instead of being pinned to one model version.
03Policy controls
Rules for which work may go to which AI: allowed model families, owner overrides, work that must stay on your own hardware, and spending limits. Every choice is recorded with the rule that allowed it. Local-only enforcement on every fallback and override path is still being built.
04Verified releases and updates
Each release carries a manifest that ToggleLogic Free checks before loading it: version, compatibility and a fingerprint of the engine. Updates during the license term arrive as tagged releases, run in our own operations before they reach you.
05Evaluation and rollout
A defined evaluation before anything changes in production: Intelligence records what it would choose, you review the evidence, and you decide what it may control.
06Engineering support
Direct help from the engineers who build ToggleLogic. Scope, response times and term are set in the written license.
Not in a license yet
Connections to gateways other than OpenClaw, the tamper-evident audit log, company sign-on and roles, and a hosted service are on the engineering plan and are being built with design partners. We do not sell them before they ship. See where things stand.