[DennyHo0917]

Summary

Add a disabled-by-default API Route card to Chromium and Firefox, using the existing OpenAI-compatible adapter, https://global.api-route.com/v1 and gpt-6.1-sol. Users supply their own key and API Route bills usage separately. Existing provider selections are unchanged.

The card includes API Route's official two-color ginkgo PNG logo, setup documentation, and regression coverage. Provider counts are updated. Text streaming and tool calls were tested; vision remains disabled. The 32768-token setting is a conservative application budget, not an advertised model context limit. No provider pricing metadata is added.

Validation

• Provider catalog integration and model-limit scripts passed.
• 21 relevant regression cases passed (extended catalog, OpenAI-compatible transport, provider configuration).
• Settings UI checks passed at 390px and 1280px for both build directories: endpoint/model fields, logo loading, saving, and persistence after reload. Both builds were exercised in Chromium/Edge; native Firefox was not run.
• Live gpt-6.1-sol completion through WebBrain's OpenAICompatibleProvider returned OK. Separate live endpoint checks confirmed SSE completion and a forced ping tool call.
• Syntax checks and git diff --check passed.

The entire repository regression suite was not run; this checkout excludes large benchmark datasets.

I am affiliated with API Route. The logo is supplied for identifying API Route in this integration.

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