Intelligence
Any model. One quiet door.
The thinking behind the cursor is a replaceable part. Choose a provider today, a different one tomorrow, several at once — the room behaves identically, and your document never becomes collateral in someone else's platform war.
01 / Independence
Your work shouldn't have a vendor's accent.
Stateroom describes your document to whichever mind you have chosen — its structure, its authorship, its open questions — through one doorway that belongs to you. Behind that doorway, providers come and go.
The same independence applies to routing: if a request is better served by stepping up to a stronger model mid-flight, it can be — and the change of course is recorded visibly on the page rather than hidden inside a black box.
02 / Honesty
You see the seams when there are any.
- Course changes are visible.
If the model behind your answer changes along the way, the reply carries the receipt. Nothing about provenance happens behind glass.
- Rehearsal without cost.
A faithful stand-in model lets the whole system be exercised end to end — every behavior tested deterministically before anything real is invoked.
- Failures stay legible.
When a provider refuses or a connection drops, the room says so plainly instead of shrugging. You always know whether silence means thinking or trouble.