Provider
OpenRouter in Suparagent
Understand OpenRouter setup, deployment requirements and current verification limits in Suparagent.
How this engine connects
The public core has an OpenRouter adapter. It depends on deployment configuration, credentials and the models your provider account can access. This is a self-hosted configuration option rather than a hosted-preview sign-in promise.
Try a bounded workflow
Compare model capability and required tools on a real task. A successful text response does not establish compatibility with browser control, approvals or all agent features.
Accounts and access
Suparagent does not supply an AI subscription with this connection. Provider terms, usage limits and charges apply. A provider page describes an integration path; availability is determined by your deployment’s installed engine and configuration.
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Learn which engines are exercised in the hosted preview and which require a configured self-hosted installation.
GuideChoose an engine for the work.
Pick an available engine, check its sign-in state and test the capabilities you need.
GuideYour first agent, step by step.
Set up the Suparagent hosted preview with an email address, your sandbox-provider key and your AI account.
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Build your first AI team.
Start with one agent, one clear task, and a result you can review.
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