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A gateway sees every model call, so it knows where the money goes. Until now DVARA used that to enforce budgets and to show spend. It did not tell you how to spend less.

DVARA 1.12.0 does. The new Cost Advisor reads your last 30 days of calls and lists ways to spend less, each with what it saves a month. It also checks a cheaper model on your own traffic before it calls the switch safe. This post covers 1.11.0 too, which shipped the day before.

A gateway that routes, prices and guards model calls has to show its work. If it picks a cheaper model, you should see why and what it saved. If a rule cannot check a request, the request should not slip through.

DVARA 1.10.0 is built around that. Routing explains each decision. Cost and tokens can be counted before a call. Live answers can be judged. And rules that are meant to block now block when they cannot check.

Coding agents now make a large share of an engineering team's model calls. Most of those calls go straight from a laptop to a provider, outside your keys, policies, budgets and audit trail.

DVARA 1.9.0 brings them back onto the governed path. It also serves the newest MCP and A2A protocol versions, and it signs agent-to-agent delegation so each hop can prove whose authority it carries.

AI applications rarely stop at one model call. They call different providers, use tools through MCP, and increasingly hand work to other agents. Each hop is a place where policy, data, spend, or evidence can fall apart.

DVARA 1.8.0 puts those calls on one governed path. It introduces a clean Open Source foundation for LLM traffic and strengthens the Enterprise controls used across models, tools, and agents.