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How to connect TypeSafe decision software to the OpenRouter service

This guide shows you how to point your existing decision software to a new service. You will learn how to update web addresses and private access codes to keep your setup working smoothly.

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“Jev SDK for TypeScript and Python” by OpenRouter. Read the original source.

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Our summary

This guide explains how to connect existing software tools to a different service provider. People use this when they want to run Jev, an AI tool that chooses from options rather than writing answers, while managing their billing through OpenRouter instead of the original creator.

To make the switch, you just change the web address and your private access code in the software settings. The software will then send your questions to the new service, which automatically finds the right decision tool and returns the answers in the exact format you expect.

This setup is useful for people who already use these specific software tools. However, the built-in feature that lists available tools will break because the new service formats its list differently. You must look up the available options on the website instead of asking the software.

Key takeaways

  1. Update the web address and your private access code at the same time.
  2. The software will still ask questions and receive answers in the exact same format.
  3. Look up available tools on the website because the automatic list feature will not work.

The software tools belong to TypeSafe, but your billing and the available models are controlled by OpenRouter. The automatic model list feature fails because the two services format their lists differently.

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