Renoise Model Routing

Select by task, not by habit. Then prompt for the selected model instead of sending every model the same generic brief.

Hard Boundary

Live model capabilities are authoritative for availability, defaults, input roles, combinations, limits, duration, ratio, resolution, and audio controls. This Skill contains only researched routing preferences and prompting styles.

1. Preserve a model explicitly named by the user.
2. Filter candidates by the live capabilities required by the task.
3. Route only to the newest live generation of a model family; older generations remain available only when the user explicitly names one.
4. Choose the best specialist below.
5. Use the live isDefault model only when no specialist clearly fits or candidates tie.
6. Inspect the selected model's live guidance before writing the final prompt.
7. Let the selected model's profile override generic prompt-craft advice when prompt structure, density, or reference wording conflicts.
8. Never pass a role or parameter merely because this guide mentions a public model capability; the Renoise deployment may expose a narrower contract.

Live availability alone is not a routing recommendation. Omit older generations, fully dominated models, and models without a clear task advantage; an explicitly named model still follows rule 1.