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Another member of our team is able to access an OpenRouter model using his Python client. Here are the parameters (in Java-speak).
String userKey = "<user key for openrouter>";
String model = "mistralai/mistral-7b-instruct:free";
String baseURL ="https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/";
Below are two variations of code I have used. With the above parameters, I get an HTTP 404 when the final line in each variant is executed. If I use the parameters
String userKey = "<user key for openai>";
String baseURL = "https://api.openai.com/";
String model = "babbage-002";
then both of the following at least get to the point of demanding more money.
Another member of our team is able to access an OpenRouter model using his Python client. Here are the parameters (in Java-speak).
Below are two variations of code I have used. With the above parameters, I get an HTTP 404 when the final line in each variant is executed. If I use the parameters
then both of the following at least get to the point of demanding more money.
This one uses #454
Here is another one I saw somewhere.
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