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Works out of the box with OpenRouter for most models. Some providers are a bit flaky, but DeekSeek (provider) has been one of the most reliable for me, no probl
by marcus_cemes 2mo ago
Works out of the box with OpenRouter for most models. Some providers are a bit flaky, but DeekSeek (provider) has been one of the most reliable for me, no problems hitting >99% CH.
- enduser 2mo agoThe problem is when OpenRouter switches providers..
- dbmnt 2mo agohttps://openrouter.ai/docs/guides/routing/provider-selection#example-specifying-providers-with-fallbacks-disabled https://openrouter.ai/docs/guides/routing/provider-selection...
- marcus_cemes 2mo agoThat's fair, each provider maintains their own cache. OpenRouter does make an effort to keep providers "sticky", but it may hop/stick to another if latency is too high. If you don't care about latency, you can create a preset with a single provider, then use that as the model key (i.e. `@preset/deekseek-v4-excl`). The only real downside is OpenRouter's service fee. If you don't want the convenience of switching models, or their excellent dashboard, it's definitely better to pay the provider directly.