Implements support for OpenRouter #263
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Reference Issues/PRs
Fixes #261
What does this implement/fix? Explain your changes.
This pull request implements the addition of new AI models through OpenRouter as the provider. It adds support for various starter models supported by OpenRouter. The changes involve implementing a new
OpenRouterModelclass to include the query, pricing and context information for each model.The following files have been modified:
SWE-agent/main/sweagent/agent/models.py: Implemented theOpenRouterModelclass to include the new models and their pricing information.Any other comments?
This pull request ensures that the
OpenRouterModelclass can now handle a wider range of AI models (although list is very limited, but can be expanded for sure) available through the OpenRouter platform. It provides accurate pricing and context information for each model, allowing for cost calculations and comparisons directly from OpenRouter themselves.