CLI Tool Misroutes Multi-Protocol AI Models Through Wrong API Transport
A command-line AI coding tool routes all requests for one model provider through a single OpenAI-compatible transport, even though the provider's models actually require different wire protocols. This causes certain models to fail through the tool even though they work correctly when called through their native endpoint. Developers relying on multi-protocol model access must work around the mismatch or lose access to affected models.
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