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Openrouter Typescript Sdk

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openrouterteam·vlatest·backend

Provides TypeScript guidance and assistance for developing backend services and APIs.

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    $ npx skills add openrouterarchived/agent-skills --skill openrouter-typescript-sdk -a claude-code

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openrouterteam

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About this skill

What it does

The OpenRouter TypeScript SDK enables developers to integrate and interact with the OpenRouter API in their TypeScript projects. It provides a structured way to send requests, manage responses, and handle authentication for AI model inference through the OpenRouter platform.

When to use it

  • You need to deploy AI models via OpenRouter in a backend service written in TypeScript.
  • You want to streamline API calls to multiple LLMs using a single SDK.
  • Your application requires real-time or batch processing of text with different AI models hosted on OpenRouter.

Key capabilities

  • Authentication and API key management
  • Support for multiple large language models (LLMs) via OpenRouter
  • TypeScript type safety for API requests and responses
  • Easy integration into Node.js backend applications

Example prompts

  • "Generate a response using the GPT-4 model hosted on OpenRouter."
  • "Send a text completion request to the Llama3 model through the OpenRouter SDK."
  • "Authenticate with my OpenRouter API key and list available models."

Tips & gotchas

  • Ensure your OpenRouter API key is securely stored and not exposed in client-side code.
  • Model availability may vary based on your OpenRouter subscription plan.