Bifrost
Open-source alternative to OpenRouter, Eden AI, Vercel AI Gateway.
Open-source AI gateway delivering 50x faster performance than alternatives. Access 1000+ models from 8+ providers with built-in governance, fallback, and observability.
Open Source Alternative to:
Open-source AI gateway delivering 50x faster performance than alternatives. Access 1000+ models from 8+ providers with built-in governance, fallback, and observability.
Some key features of Bifrost:
- Open-source alternative to OpenRouter, Eden AI, Vercel AI Gateway
- AI Gateway coverage
- GitHub stars, forks, license, last commit, and activity score synced from directory sources
- Codex course and interactive classroom previews attached to the repository detail page
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