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v0.6.0 — Tokio async runtime, now with sub-20ms p99 OpenRouter Compatible 330+ models, one async proxy, orchestrated at the edge. RouterFuel is a single async proxy layer in front of every model provider you use — 330+ models via direct integration plus OpenRouter. Built on a Tokio and Axum network core, it multiplexes concurrent inference requests, negotiates provider failover in microseconds, and streams tokens back without adding measurable overhead.

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v0.6.0 — Tokio async runtime, now with sub-20ms p99 OpenRouter Compatible 330+ models, one async proxy, orchestrated at the edge. RouterFuel is a single async proxy layer in front of every model provider you use — 330+ models via direct integration plus OpenRouter. Built on a Tokio and Axum network core, it multiplexes concurrent inference requests, negotiates provider failover in microseconds, and streams tokens back without adding measurable overhead. Deploy Sandbox Instance View Documentation cargo install routerfuel · zero telemetry sent off-cluster · AGPL-3.0 core

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