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On October 30, 2026, OpenRouter announced a restructuring of Guardrails configuration. Administrators can set organization-level limits and, within those limits, assign different budgets and model access permissions to members; budgets, model access, and content moderation are split into three independent policy types. Organization-level limits cover all members and API keys within the workspace, and workspace administrators can set defaults within the limits. Existing Guardrails retain their IDs and rules unchanged, and the API and Terraform resources continue to work as usual.
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OpenRouter Restructures Guardrails: Organization-Level Limits, Workspace Defaults, and Independent Policies
OpenRouter has restructured its Guardrails configuration. Administrators can set organization-level limits and, within those limits, assign different budgets and model access permissions to members. Budgets, model access, and content moderation are split into three independent policy types. Organization-level limits cover all members and API keys within a workspace, and workspace administrators set defaults within those limits. Existing Guardrails retain their IDs and rules unchanged, and the API and Terraform resources continue to work as before.