Chitta 0.9.3 routes each request through one pipeline. A quick neural check answers clear, short, single requests; anything longer, pasted, with several asks, a follow-up or mixed languages goes to Arch-Router 1.5B, which chooses the helper or the chain of helpers by meaning from a plain-word list built from Chitta's own capabilities (for example web research, then writing, then pictures). Prāṇa loads Arch-Router for that decision and unloads it straight after; in Deep and Thinking it routes every message, with Śilpī-Laghu as the fallback router, and if neither fits in memory the closed "How I answered" section says "RAM not available" and the quick check routes alone. Every chain is checked in code: each thing you asked for needs a step, a request that needs real-world facts starts with web research, a model you name (such as Citra Uttama) gets its own step, and editing or reading a picture needs an attached picture. Vāk, the quick 2.6B model, never routes, plans, paints, codes, researches or works the PC, and a saved Vāk file applies only to spoken and quick replies. Each answer has two buttons: Regenerate keeps the same route, model and picture tier and makes a new version; Re-route works out why the route did not fit (wrong helper, missing step, pasted text misread, or a model stepped down for memory) and picks a different route, and that correction is remembered. Settings shows the router in order (neural check, Arch-Router, Śilpī-Laghu) with on/off switches and status. It also includes the 0.9.2 work, which was not published on its own: models are chosen by how fast they really run on your PC as well as by memory, so a poem or explanation is not sent to a model that crawls on the processor, and a model that turns out too slow while writing is stopped and replaced with a faster one, said plainly; the record of each answer names the model that really answered; a short instruction typed over a pasted task is read as one request; and Vāk is back to greetings, quick replies, spoken replies and the last fallback, with conversation and writing on the general writer. Everything in 0.9.1 stays. Windows is unsigned; the Android app is 0.8.8. 0.9.3 was checked with the offline test suite and an offline routing and handover check; the full live check on Windows was not run for this release.