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TokenGate is a hybrid LLM router built for the AMD Developer Hackathon ACT II that dynamically routes user prompts between a lightweight local model (Ollama/llama3.2:1b-instruct-q4_K_M) and paid cloud APIs (Fireworks AI) to maximize accuracy while minimizing token costs... The workflow operates through a multi-stage decision pipeline. Incoming prompts are first classified by category (code, math, reasoning, creative, factual Q&A, general) using keyword analysis. Most tasks are initially sent to the local model, which returns structured responses with confidence scores. The system evaluates this confidence against a configurable threshold. For math and reasoning tasks, a self-consistency check re-runs the prompt at a different temperature — if the two answers disagree, the task escalates to the cloud. Tasks requiring long-form outputs bypass local inference entirely and go straight to the cloud... When escalation occurs, tasks are routed to specialized cloud models — code tasks to kimi-k2p7-code and general tasks to minimax-m3 — with budget guards preventing overspending. The system is containerized with Docker using a multi-stage build that bakes the compact local model into the image, keeping the compressed size under 800 MB for fast pull times within the hackathon's 10-minute constraint. It supports batch processing, an interactive CLI, and a Streamlit web UI. The scoring model rewards both accuracy and token efficiency, making this hybrid approach a strategic competitive advantage... Team: Feil Jasper Doria, Julianna Raine Lacaden, Francie Galapate, Vincent Rafael Fajardo.
13 Jul 2026

My partner and I decided to go for the first track which is use e-commerce companies to webscrape and to give GTM insights using the information provided from their website. For this project, we used Alibaba as the company. For the two sites of Alibaba, we usedaThe system focuses on Alibaba as the target company. It collects real-time web data from Alibaba’s public pages, including the homepage and investor relations pages. The data pipeline first scrapes the web content using Bright Data Web Unlocker, then falls back to direct scraping if Bright Data access is restricted. After collecting the raw web content, the parser converts it into structured fields such as page topics, report titles, fiscal year, document links, and summary text. The parsed data is then passed to the analysis layer, which generates GTM insights such as market positioning, strategic priorities, sales recommendations, and high-priority business signals. A desktop UI was also added so users can run the homepage pipeline, investor pipeline, combined analysis, or formatted report without using the terminal. their homepage and their investor site. For our technology, we used bright data's web unlocker API for the web scraper, and for the AI we used Hugging Face API.
31 May 2026