Unified OpenAI-Compatible API Router for Multiple AI Providers
Developers using multiple AI providers face API key sprawl, SDK lock-in, and must rewrite integrations when switching models. A single OpenAI-compatible endpoint that routes across providers reduces friction and enables model portability. Growing demand as multi-model AI stacks become standard.
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