| name | c-thru-control |
| description | Agentic infrastructure control for c-thru.
Interrogate the proxy for hardware status, active models, and connectivity health.
Dynamically switch routing modes (connected, offline, etc.) using natural language prompts.
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/c-thru-control — Runtime Infrastructure Control
This skill provides a "control channel" to the c-thru proxy, enabling both human and agentic control over the AI routing layer.
Quick Start (Natural Language)
You can use natural language prompts to control the proxy. The skill interprets your intent and maps it to the underlying REST API.
Usage: /c-thru-control <intent prompt>
/c-thru-control how are we running? (Status check)/c-thru-control go offline (Switch to local-only)/c-thru-control switch to connected and save (Persistent mode switch)/c-thru-control refresh the config (Reload from disk)
"$REPO_ROOT/tools/c-thru-control" "$ARGUMENTS"
Logical to REST Specification
For the AI agent's situational awareness, here is the mapping from logical intents to the proxy's control channel API:
| Intent (Logical) | Method | Path | Payload |
|---|
| Interrogate Status | GET | /c-thru/status | N/A |
| Inspect Recent Requests | GET | /c-thru/recent?n=<N> | N/A — newest-first ring of recent requests: requested→served model, backend, tokens, latency, errors, fallbacks |
| Open Stats Dashboard | GET | /c-thru/dashboard | N/A — live HTML dashboard (give the user the URL; also in dashboard_url of /c-thru/status) |
| Set Connectivity Mode | POST | /c-thru/mode | {"mode": "<mode_name>"} |
| Reload Config | POST | /c-thru/reload | N/A |
Valid Modes:
connected, offline, local-only, semi-offload, cloud-judge-only, cloud-thinking, local-review, cloud-best-quality, local-best-quality, cloud-only, claude-only, opensource-only, fastest-possible, smallest-possible, best-opensource, best-opensource-cloud
Agentic Heuristics (When to use this skill)
The AI agent should use this skill autonomously in the following scenarios:
- Massive Scale Failover: If tasked with processing >50 files or a complex architectural refactor, use
/c-thru-control go offline to preserve cloud tokens and utilize the workhorse local model.
- Network Resilience: If you encounter persistent HTTP 429 (Rate Limit) or 503 (Service Unavailable) from the primary provider, use
/c-thru-control go offline to failover to local hardware seamlessly.
- Tier Awareness: At the start of a session, use
/c-thru-control status to determine if you are running on a 128gb workstation or a 16gb laptop, and adjust your reasoning depth accordingly.
