DocketXDocketX / DocketRouter
A model router that knows what a citation is
General model routers solved a real problem: one API, many models, sane failover, usage in one place. DocketRouter is that same shape — an OpenAI-compatible endpoint, model fallbacks, per-request accounting, OAuth key issuance, bring-your-own-keys — built for the one domain where the expensive failure is not downtime or price. In legal work the expensive failure is a fluent answer citing a case that does not exist, and no general router has any opinion about that.
Same shape, different job
What it shares with a general router
One API, many models
OpenAI-compatible chat completions, streaming, model fallbacks that advance on error and on a blank answer — a failure general routers miss because a confident empty 200 looks healthy at the edge.
Keys, accounting, attribution
Prepaid credits, per-key caps and jurisdiction defaults, per-generation cost and latency records, app attribution, OAuth PKCE key issuance for third-party apps.
Model health and BYOK
Live per-model success and latency tracking; bring your own provider keys, encrypted at rest, or run private models on your own hardware.
The layer that is ours
What a general router structurally cannot do
Ground before answering
The question retrieves controlling authority from 615,391 Texas decisions, 122,681 statutes, 45,660 Supreme Court documents and 6,093 verbatim rule sections — before the model writes.
Verify after answering
Every citation checked against 18,123,788 citations; case names checked against the courts' records; rule quotations checked word for word.
Remove and disclose
What cannot be verified is stripped from the answer and named — even mid-stream, where the citation is held until its verdict lands.
That is the whole thesis: routing is a commodity, verification is not. A legal router without a library is a general router with a domain name.
Build on it
Everything a developer needs is public
Third-party product names are used for comparison and identification only; no affiliation or endorsement is implied. Our figures are counted from the live library and independently checkable through the public API. Not legal advice.