OpenRouter Launches Next-Generation Auto Router and Auto Code Model Routers
OpenRouter has released a new generation of model routers, Auto Router and Auto Code; the former targets general-purpose Q&A and agents, while the latter targets coding agents. The company says Auto Code's benchmarks are close to Opus 5.5, at 74% lower cost, with p90 latency of just 0.65s, and it can display routing decisions per request. During the testing period, compared with the previous-generation router, invalid tool calls dropped 4x, agent response truncation fell by 50%, and latency improved 3x; Auto Router processes over 2.5T tokens per month from more than 100,000 users.
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OpenRouter has published benchmark and real-traffic data for its next-generation routers, which can be used to assess the trade-offs of automatic model selection in terms of cost and latency.
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