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So I've been digging around many self hosted LLM routers to sit between my various agents/coding tools and providers and none seemed to have what I was looking for.

1. The ability to point an agent/tool at a single router URL & model and then in the router UI change what provider & model that actually resolved to without changing client settings.

2. There are often good free/discount providers but their performance can be unreliable so you find yourself resubmitting requests a lot. I wanted a seamless fall-back chain where I could have the router detect a provider failure and seamlessly fall-back to other providers without the client seeing an error.

So my project Tiller Router was born. Full disclosure lots of AI generated code here but I've given it a good testing manually and written this post all in my words.

https://github.com/dellarb/tiller-router

This is a self-hosted router that sits between your agents/tools and providers and aggregates up all your providers providing a slick interface to steer your client keys to whichever model or catalogue of model you want without messing with client settings.

Key Feature 1 - One client one model - steer it in Tiller

Just point your favourite client/agent/coding tool at tiller as it's endpoint. Add your providers and keys and select which model you want that client to be served. Regardless of model client requests, your selected model in Tiller will be served transparently to the client. You can also choose to serve a curated catalogue of models to a client to simplify pickers if you still want client control.

Key Feature 2 - Virtual models with Fall-back

Create a virtual model with any name you like and either map it to a real model with one of your providers or better yet add a fall-back chain. The models will be tried in the order you set and if it fails or times out, the request will be sent to the next model and so on fully transparent to the client.

Bonus - the selected model for one-client-one-model can be a virtual model with fallback

Today is the very first beta 1 release of this and I'm pretty fresh to the publishing FOSS game despite many years of coding personally. Feedback is welcome.

I hope this is helpful and look forward to someone showing me something obvious I've missed in a product out there shortly!

Hi everyone,

Anyone had any chance to setup Boost with Mistral AI with GLM 5.2 in OpenCode?

If so, please let me know how you did it.

Thanks.

I tried using muse-spark1.2-contributor from opencode go , it prompts me this message "This model collects data used to improve its quality and requires explicit opt in:" but when I visit the link there's nothing, no button, no switch nothing.

Please help me understand

Hi, I have been using open code for the past one month and the experience with it has been amazing. The only thing which I don’t like is they removing the free agents with time, but getting to use them for free is a good thing. So no complaints for that.

I have one major problem which I am facing that. I am not able to copy text on my opencode CLI when I am using it with VS code on my Windows 11 laptop.

Can someone help me out on how I can copy text from opencode CLI

So tomorrow my sub is finished on Claude, and I was wondering, currently I have an opencode Go sub that is use for my office job coding mostly. Since I find Mimo 2.5 perfect for the code we write at the office, doing maintence, it just works fine for my needs, plus it is cheap. But I also do my private projects and was using Claude for that, but Sonnet 5 and Opus 5 does not feel that great for me, and I'm wondering if I should not rather get another Opencode Go sub, and rather use that for my more private projects, which are all mostly web based projects. Would it be worth it then to use something like Kimi 3 or GLM 5.3 for planning and then handing it back to Mimo for coding?

I have not had issues with the quality of the code Mimo 2.5 has delivered so not bashing Mimo, just wanting a replacement for Sonnet 5 and Opus 5. Not wanting to wait and see what 5.1 brings and then it is another let down and then I paid $20 for nothing.

Ciao a tutti.

Ho da poco iniziato ad usare Opencode. Per lavoro uso Github Copilot e Gemini.

Personalmente ho avuto per un po' Claudio Code, ma ho deciso di passare a Opencode dove ho fatto Go e Zen. La cli mi piace e la app desktop la trovo molto funzionale.

Mi ha meravigliato non trovare una versione mobile.

Ma voi cosa usate?