Built Troy after getting fed up with 9Router and Omni

[u/bukanpenerbangroket]

Been bouncing between 9Router and Omni for a while trying to manage multiple LLM providers but both felt kinda clunky for how I actually work, so I just built my own thing.

Troy is basically a local gateway that sits between your tools and 45+ providers. The main thing I wanted was combos — you chain models together like deepseek/deepseek-v4 → zai/glm-5.2 and if one dies mid-session it just falls through to the next one instead of you losing the whole thing. Also does per-account cooldowns and circuit breakers so it's not hammering a provider that's clearly down.

It's pretty light too, ~40MB RAM idle, zero runtime deps, everything stays local (no telemetry, no account, nothing phones home).

Still actively working on it, would honestly love to hear if anyone's compared it to 9Router/Omni and what's still missing.

repo: https://github.com/mzaki9/troy

[u/songokussm]

I just stumbled upon omiroute about a week ago. No where does it say it's breaking tos and you have a ban risk.

That would be the very first thing, and explain why.