Cursor, Ramp, and Meta are all building model routers — but two have major model ambitions themselves

Cursor launched a model router for coding tasks that automatically picks the best model based on difficulty, context, and cost.

The router offers modes that favor speed, lower spend, or stronger capability, aiming to improve reliability while reducing AI usage costs.

The move comes as Cursor also pushes its own in-house and frontier model efforts, reflecting a broader shift toward owning more of the AI stack.

Ramp and Meta are building similar routing systems, underscoring growing interest in model routing across major AI products.