OpenRouter integration
Wire OpenRouter into your applications and agents with the right configuration.
OpenRouter gives you one API to many models, but the value comes from routing, evals, and cost controls. Brainforge wires OpenRouter into your stack so you use the right model for each job without the integration overhead.
In plain terms
Where teams get stuck
We're locked to one model and want choice without rework.
Multi-model routing feels risky without evals.
Costs are opaque across providers.
No standard for picking the right model per job.
What we deliver
Wire OpenRouter into your applications and agents with the right configuration.
Route queries to the best model per task with fallbacks and evals.
Token tracking, budgets, and eval gates so model choice saves money without hurting quality.
How deep it goes
The same delivery primitives (context, controls, and review) show up across every engagement.
API integration into applications, agents, and gateways.
Rules and fallbacks that pick the best model per task.
Evaluation suites that prove model output meets your bar.
Token tracking and budgets across providers.
What changes
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Common questions
Engagements start with a scoped integration sprint, so you pay for a bounded piece of work rather than an open-ended retainer.
One API, many models. You get model choice, fallbacks, and provider flexibility without rewriting integration for each provider.
We route by task complexity and your quality bar, with eval gates that prove each model handles its workload before it ships.
Yes. OpenRouter exposes most major models, and we keep your existing providers in the routing mix.
A first OpenRouter integration with routing and evals typically ships in 2–3 weeks of sprint work.
How we work
We find where model choice matters and what quality bar each workflow needs.
We wire OpenRouter with routing rules and eval gates that prove quality.
We track cost and quality, then tune routing from real usage.
Our Trusted Partners
In one working session we'll name what's broken, what's possible, and the first system worth building.