Community Interaction

How to engage with the Code Router community and where to ask questions while official channels are being set up.

Welcome to the Code Router community! Code Router is a unified, OpenAI-compatible AI gateway built as a fork of an open-source relay project. This page explains how to get involved, ask questions, and contribute.

Community channels are being set up

Dedicated community channels (chat groups, forums, and the like) are still being established. Until then, the most reliable place to ask questions and report problems is GitHub. Other channels are (TBD / 待补).

Where to get help

GitHub Issues

Report bugs, request features, and ask technical questions. Issues are tracked and searchable, so others benefit from the answers too.

Source Repository

Browse the code, read existing discussions, and review open and closed issues before opening a new one.

Before opening a new issue, please search existing issues — your question may already be answered.

Community guidelines

To keep the community useful and welcoming, please follow these principles:

Be respectful. Maintainers and other community members participate voluntarily and are not obligated to provide support on demand.
Stay on topic. Keep discussion focused on the use, deployment, development, and feedback of the Code Router open-source project.
No account trading or solicitation. Do not post offers to buy or sell accounts, keys, or quotas, and do not solicit such transactions.
Respect the license. Code Router is distributed under an open-source license; use it in accordance with that license. See Project Introduction.
Comply with the law. When deploying or using the project, follow applicable laws and regulations, upstream provider terms of service, and content-safety requirements.
Use legal authorization. Discussions should center on compliant deployment and legitimate engineering questions.

Reporting bugs and requesting features

For feature suggestions or bug reports, open an issue on the source repository's GitHub Issues. This makes problems easier to track, reproduce, and resolve than ad-hoc messages.

Filing a good issue

A clear report gets a faster answer.

Search first. Check whether your question or bug has already been raised.

Describe the setup. Note your deployment method, version (if known), and the model provider or model group involved.

Show the request. Include the base URL you call (for example https://ai.sammier.com/v1), the endpoint, and a minimal example — but never paste real API keys, tokens, or secrets.

Include the error. Paste the exact error message or response, the steps to reproduce, and what you expected to happen.

Protect your credentials

Redact API keys, tokens, and any other secrets before sharing logs or requests publicly.

Contributing

Code Router is open source. Contributions — bug fixes, documentation improvements, and features — are welcome through the source repository. Open an issue to discuss larger changes before submitting a pull request.