yetone/magpie v0.1.2232 has been published. In this release, nested routing groups now share a single classifier wait time instead of each group using its own. yetone/magpie is a project that manages per-agent models in one place from the menu bar. The repository description gives the combinations of Codex with DeepSeek and Claude Code with Kimi as examples. This change is not an introduction of the project's overall features, but an update to the way wait time is handled in nested routing groups. The source is the [v0.1.2232 release](https://github.com/yetone/magpie/releases/tag/v0.1.2232).
The core of the change is that nested groups went from each using its own separate classifier wait time to sharing a single one. The difference observable in this release is therefore whether the wait time is shared. The release notes state that it was changed to be shared, but they do not explain on what criteria the classifier splits requests, nor how the routing groups are structured. What is known is limited to the scope that this change targets nested routing groups.
The provided release information contains no measurements or performance comparisons showing how much the wait time changes with this change. The behavior or impact under other configurations is not presented either. Therefore, rather than interpreting v0.1.2232 as a release that proves a performance improvement, it is more accurate to see it as an update that changes how classifier wait time is shared across nested routing groups.