nc://anyrouter

AnyRouter: one key for many vendors' models, with routing and fallback, as a Nodecode provider. A Nodecode rewrite of AnyRouterHQ/hermes-provider-anyrouter by AnyRouterHQ.

With it, /connect offers AnyRouter, /models lists its routes, and a turn on anyrouter/<route> goes to https://anyrouter.dev/api/v1 over the chat lane, as the original sends it:

• the model list is AnyRouter's own catalog: /anyrouter reads GET /v1/models and puts the routes that take tool calls in /models, and the original's fallback routes stand in until it does
• the catalog's rates (input_per_1m, output_per_1m) ride in the catalog entry, so /models and the usage surfaces cost a round on a priced route from AnyRouter's own figures
• the session id rides as session_id, so related requests group in AnyRouter's Request Logs dashboard
• routing preferences (which upstreams to use, avoid or try first, how to sort them, whether to fall back, a price ceiling) ride as the body's provider
• reasoning rides as AnyRouter's own reasoning object, which it translates to each upstream's thinking control; an off selection is {"enabled": false}
• the app-attribution headers are off until the section asks for them, and then they name Nodecode

See NOTICE.

Get it

Tell the agent "add the anyrouter cell", or run nodecode add nc://anyrouter.

Set it up

Make a key at https://anyrouter.dev and save it with /connect, or set ANYROUTER_API_KEY. A saved key wins over the variable. No other provider's key is ever sent to AnyRouter.

The section is on unless it says "enabled": false; every member is optional:

{
  "anyrouter": {
    // where AnyRouter is served; the chat lane appends /chat/completions
    "base_url": "https://anyrouter.dev/api/v1",
    // credit Nodecode's traffic in AnyRouter's public app rankings
    "attribution": false,
    // upstream routing: only / ignore / order, and how to sort them
    "only": ["anthropic"],
    "ignore": ["deepinfra"],
    "order": ["anthropic"],
    "sort": "price",           // default, price, throughput or latency
    "allow_fallbacks": "off",  // default, on or off
    "max_price": 5              // whole US dollars per million tokens
  }
}

Use it

/anyrouter            # read AnyRouter's catalog and list the tool-capable routes
/anyrouter grok       # only the routes whose id carries "grok"

Then pick a model in /models and talk to it as usual. anyrouter/hermes and anyrouter/auto are first-party meta-models that route across the upstreams with fallback; the rest are direct vendor/model routes. A route AnyRouter serves but the catalog did not mark as tool-capable is still selectable in providers.anyrouter.models if you know it takes tools.

MIT licensed.