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When Your Rork Hybrid AI Quietly Drifts to the Cloud and the Bill Creeps Up — Field Notes on Instrumenting Routing Decisions

A router that splits work across on-device, edge, and cloud layers will quietly drift toward the cloud when no one logs its decisions — flat traffic, rising bill. These are field notes on instrumenting routing to isolate the cause.