OpenRouter Provider Missing Recently Released Model Listings
A contributor has identified several newly released LLMs (Gemma, Qwen3, GLM, Grok variants) that are available on OpenRouter but not yet listed in a specific provider's model registry. This is a routine maintenance task affecting users of that integration who cannot access these models through the provider interface. The requestor has already volunteered to implement the change themselves, indicating low systemic friction beyond simple upkeep lag.
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