Which intelligence?
Capability, task fit, context, modality, tools, quality, and risk.
MC-1 governs how applications, agents, and autonomous systems access, compose, evaluate, secure, and continuously improve intelligence across local, open, specialized, and frontier models.
Continue with email, Google, or an existing ChatGPT account.
The production console turns task, risk, identity, policy, budget, model, provider, evaluation, and escalation controls into one auditable execution.
No fabricated route or benchmark data.
No single model leads across every task, modality, budget, region, and privacy boundary.
MC-1 operates one layer above individual models—continuously turning constraints into an executable route.
One model
for every task
Dynamic intelligence
for every request
MC-1 compares measured quality, latency, cost, volume, authorization, and lifecycle risk before recommending routing, an experiment, or user-owned specialized intelligence.
Capability, task fit, context, modality, tools, quality, and risk.
Constraint filtering, utility optimization, confidence, and escalation.
Cost, latency, health, privacy, region, quota, and availability.
A canonical registry turns provider-specific model IDs into comparable capabilities, constraints, and evidence. Numerical scores only appear with provenance.
Provider-agnostic model identity
Agent Identity, Agent Guard, and policy-aware execution constrain sensitive tools and high-risk actions before provider inference begins.
Tenant, principal, trust attributes, certification, permissions, and expiration travel with agentic requests.
Privileged tool use is checked against identity and permissions before cost is incurred.
Deterministic format, tool-call, and completion checks run before bounded recovery.
MC-1 is designed as the intelligence and control layer. Inference can remain with managed providers, a private cloud, or infrastructure you control.
Statuses describe this interface build and adapter architecture—not live commercial availability. Production credentials and provider validation are required before traffic is routed.
Connect existing provider credentials, define eligibility, and let MC-1 select among approved routes.
The interface follows OpenAI-compatible chat completion patterns. Switch the base URL and use colomboai/mc-1.
from openai import OpenAI
client = OpenAI(
base_url="https://api.colomboai.com/v1",
api_key="$COLOMBOAI_API_KEY"
)
response = client.chat.completions.create(
model="colomboai/mc-1",
messages=[{"role": "user", "content": "Build this..."}]
)Organizations define which models may run, where data may flow, what a request may cost, and how execution is audited.
Designed to support security-controlled and sovereign AI deployment architectures. No certification or authorization status is implied.
Model inference stays at the published provider or network price. MC-1 adds a 4.9% Network Fee when credits are purchased; Smart Routing, manual model choice, and Provider Intelligence are included.
Enterprise BYOK includes the first $250,000/month equivalent inference, then 3% or contracted volume pricing.
Evaluation starts at $0.003. Additional model branches are $0.01. Agent Guard starts at $0.005 per guarded action. Activation requires a billing contract until atomic usage collection is enabled.
MC-1 Government starts at $250,000/year. Scope, deployment, support, and sovereignty requirements are priced contractually and transparently.
MC-1 separates measured results, third-party evidence, and projections. Empty evidence is shown honestly rather than replaced with marketing numbers.
No production benchmark dataset is connected to this build.
ColomboAI-MC-1: A Mixture-of-Models Intelligence System for Adaptive, Cost-Efficient, and Sovereign AI Inference
The paper moves conditional computation from the intra-model level of Mixture-of-Experts to the inter-model level: MC-1 routes requests—and, when useful, reasoning stages—across independently trained models using capability, cost, latency, privacy, policy, availability, and confidence.
Architecture, mathematical formulation, systems design, evaluation methodology, and a research agenda for programmable collective intelligence.
Kouadio, W., & Li, A. (2026). ColomboAI-MC-1: A Mixture-of-Models Intelligence System for Adaptive, Cost-Efficient, and Sovereign AI Inference. Preprint. ColomboAI, Cairo Lab.
Infrastructure providers and model labs can become eligible participants in the MC-1 ecosystem after integration and evaluation.
Make your infrastructure eligible to receive intelligently routed workloads.
Integrate your infrastructure →Submit a model to the Model Intelligence evaluation pipeline.
Submit a model →MC-1 extracts request features, applies tenant policy, generates eligible model and provider candidates, ranks routes against the chosen objective, executes, evaluates, and escalates within explicit limits.
Give MC-1 the task. It will find the intelligence.
The future of open AI isn't one model. It's a Mixture of Models.