Business & Enterprise Use
How Code Router can support team and enterprise deployments, plus how to get in touch about collaboration.
What Code Router is
Code Router is a unified, OpenAI-compatible AI gateway. It gives users one API key and one base URL to reach many model providers, with model groups, token groups, quotas, and usage tracking layered on top. It is an open-source project; the source lives at https://github.com/ssgzy/Router-new-api.
Demo status
Code Router is a brand-new demo. The notes below describe what enterprise use could look like. Anything marked (TBD) is not finalized — treat it as a placeholder, not a commitment.
What enterprise use could look like
For a team or organization, a single gateway in front of many providers can reduce integration and management overhead. Typical goals:
One integration point
Point internal apps at a single OpenAI-compatible base URL instead of wiring each provider SDK separately.
Centralized keys
Issue and rotate keys per team or service, and group them with token groups.
Quotas & limits
Apply per-key quotas and daily limits so spend and load stay predictable.
Usage tracking
See request and consumption records per key for internal cost attribution.
Connecting
Any OpenAI-compatible client works. Set the base URL and key, then call the standard endpoints.
https://ai.sammier.comhttps://ai.sammier.com/v1curl https://ai.sammier.com/v1/chat/completions \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $CODE_ROUTER_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"model": "your-model-group",
"messages": [{"role": "user", "content": "Hello"}]
}'The exact set of available models, model groups, and routing behavior depends on how a given deployment is configured.
Self-hosting vs. hosted
Because Code Router is open source, two paths are possible:
Self-host. Run your own instance from the source repo and bring your own provider credentials. You control deployment, data, and configuration.
Hosted / managed (TBD). A managed offering is not yet available. Details — including whether it will be offered, in what form, and on what terms — are still to be determined.
Pricing
Pricing TBD
No pricing, rate tables, billing model, or payment methods are defined yet. (pricing TBD) When a model is finalized it will be documented here.
Service commitments
No SLA yet
Code Router is a demo and does not currently publish any uptime or service-level guarantees. (SLA TBD)
Collaboration & contact
If you are interested in collaborating at a product or technical level, contact details are not yet published.
How to reach us (TBD)
- A dedicated business contact channel is (TBD).
- In the meantime, questions, feature requests, and feedback can go through GitHub Issues on the source repository: https://github.com/ssgzy/Router-new-api.
Responsible use
Any deployment or collaboration should rest on legal authorization, compliant deployment, and legitimate use. Operators are responsible for obtaining upstream provider authorization and for their own service qualifications, compliant operation, content safety, and user management, and should follow the applicable upstream service terms, platform rules, and regulations.
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