FastRouter
FastRouter is a unified API gateway that enables AI applications to access many large language, image, and audio models (like GPT-5, Claude 4 Opus, Gemini 2.5 Pro, Grok 4, etc.) through a single OpenAI-compatible endpoint. It features automatic routing, which dynamically picks the optimal model per request based on factors like cost, latency, and output quality. It supports massive scale (no imposed QPS limits) and ensures high availability via instant failover across model providers. FastRouter also includes cost control and governance tools to set budgets, rate limits, and model permissions per API key or project, and it delivers real-time analytics on token usage, request counts, and spending trends. The integration process is minimal; you simply swap your OpenAI base URL to FastRouter’s endpoint and configure preferences in the dashboard; the routing, optimization, and failover functions then run transparently.
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Koog
Koog is a Kotlin‑based framework for building and running AI agents entirely in idiomatic Kotlin, supporting both single‑run agents that process individual inputs and complex workflow agents with custom strategies and configurations. It features pure Kotlin implementation, seamless Model Control Protocol (MCP) integration for enhanced model management, vector embeddings for semantic search, and a flexible system for creating and extending tools that access external systems and APIs. Ready‑to‑use components address common AI engineering challenges, while intelligent history compression optimizes token usage and preserves context. A powerful streaming API enables real‑time response processing and parallel tool calls. Persistent memory allows agents to retain knowledge across sessions and between agents, and comprehensive tracing facilities provide detailed debugging and monitoring.
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OpenRouter
OpenRouter is a unified interface for LLMs. OpenRouter scouts for the lowest prices and best latencies/throughputs across dozens of providers, and lets you choose how to prioritize them. No need to change your code when switching between models or providers. You can even let users choose and pay for their own. Evals are flawed; instead, compare models by how often they're used for different purposes. Chat with multiple at once in the chatroom. Model usage can be paid by users, developers, or both, and may shift in availability. You can also fetch models, prices, and limits via API. OpenRouter routes requests to the best available providers for your model, given your preferences. By default, requests are load-balanced across the top providers to maximize uptime, but you can customize how this works using the provider object in the request body. Prioritize providers that have not seen significant outages in the last 10 seconds.
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Storm MCP
Storm MCP is a gateway built around the Model Context Protocol (MCP) that lets AI applications connect to multiple verified MCP servers with one-click deployment, offering enterprise-grade security, observability, and simplified tool integration without requiring custom integration work. It enables you to standardize AI connections by exposing only selected tools from each MCP server, thereby reducing token usage and improving model tool selection. Through Lightning deployment, one can connect to over 30 secure MCP servers, while Storm handles OAuth-based access, full usage logs, rate limiting, and monitoring. It’s designed to bridge AI agents with external context sources in a secure, managed fashion, letting developers avoid building and maintaining MCP servers themselves. Built for AI agent developers, workflow builders, and indie hackers, Storm MCP positions itself as a composable, configurable API gateway that abstracts away infrastructure overhead and provides reliable context.
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