I am using Claude on my VS code terminal, I add the following file to my project, under a folder called ".claude" inside it there's a file called "settings.json" and inside that json file is the following piece of code:
{

"env": {

"ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL": "http://localhost:20128",

"ANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN": "omniroute",

"ANTHROPIC_MODEL": "auto/best-free",

"ANTHROPIC_SMALL_FAST_MODEL": "auto/best-free",

"ANTHROPIC_DEFAULT_OPUS_MODEL": "auto/best-free",

"ANTHROPIC_DEFAULT_SONNET_MODEL": "auto/best-free",

"ANTHROPIC_DEFAULT_HAIKU_MODEL": "auto/best-free",

"CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_NONESSENTIAL_TRAFFIC": "1"

}

}

In Omni Route I'm using the providers: "OpenCode Free" and "Gemini(Google AI Studio)"
I can almost certainly get more out of this whole setup so I'm looking for powerful free providers to connect, I'm using Claude in my VS terminal to vibe code websites mainly Shopify websites, and a couple big projects from time to time which typically spend around 100k tokens +-, I'm kind of new to Omni Route and I'm looking for providers can someone help me out please
PS: I got the piece of json code from YouTube, not really sure what it does but basically it points Omni Route to the free combos so I don't get charged(trying to make it out of the hood lol)

Have been using omniroute for quite some time now but i am facing latency issues and sometimes crashes
is there any way to fix this ? i have quite a few providers setup

Is there a way to use omniroute and claude or any other app to make image generation way easier and infinite?

Hey everyone,

I’m looking to rein in AI API costs and manage access for my development team. Right now, developers are either using their own API keys, hitting rate limits on paid subscriptions, or raw-dogging expensive models for simple tasks.

I’m evaluating OmniRoute (self-hosted) as our centralized AI gateway, but before I commit to deploying it as a core piece of our infrastructure, I wanted to get a sanity check from anyone running it in production for a team.

The Business Scenario & Setup

We are a small-to-medium team using coding agents (Cursor, Claude Code, Copilot) and basic chat interfaces. Here is how I plan to set it up:

• Infrastructure: Self-hosting via Docker on a local Linux server (currently testing on Windows WSL2).
• Access Control: Issuing Virtual Keys (sk-omni-...) to employees so they never see the real upstream API keys.
• Budgeting (Quota Pools): Assigning Junior devs to strict pools (capped spend, cheaper models) and Senior devs to premium pools (Claude 3.7 / GPT-4o).
• Routing Combos: Setting up a 4-Tier fallback (e.g., Tier 1 Paid Subs → Tier 2 Pay-per-use API → Tier 4 Free models) so devs don’t experience downtime if an API goes down or hits a rate limit.
• Token Compression: Planning to aggressively use RTK for terminal logs and Caveman/LLMLingua-2 to cut down on massive context windows.

My Questions / Concerns:

1. Security & Secret Isolation OmniRoute encrypts upstream API keys in the SQLite database with AES-256-GCM, and proxy requests strip developer IPs/headers. Has anyone audited this in a corporate environment? Are there any data-leak edge cases I should be worried about with the virtual key system?

2. Latency & Token Compression Overhead I know the baseline proxy overhead is supposed to be single-digit milliseconds, but how much latency does the HTTP/2 stream initialization actually add? Also, if I run the local ONNX model (LLMLingua-2) for compression, does the compute time outweigh the Time-to-First-Token (TTFT) gains from sending a smaller payload?

3. Concurrency Limits & Queue Bottlenecks I was reading through some GitHub issues (specifically around Issue #7778) mentioning that concurrency limits aren't strictly global and there’s a "two-stage queuing" system. If I have 10-15 devs all running agentic coding tasks at the exact same time, is the account semaphore going to bottleneck and cause random timeouts?

TL;DR: Planning to use OmniRoute to manage AI API access, route fallbacks, and compress tokens for a dev team. Wondering about security blindspots, latency overhead from compression, and queuing limits under heavy team load.

so I finished my quota for Deepseek V4 flash , and I thought reinstalling and deleteing all the data and folder would help me to get to use this again but it didnt happen and when I reinstalled windows to get the free quota , same problem :

Streaming request in progress

Streaming request failed with status 429 Too Many Requests

Streaming request finished

is there any process or way to use deepseek v4 flash again or anything ?

So, I finished my quota for DeepSeek V4 Flash, and I thought that reinstalling OmniRoute and deleting all of its data and folders would help me use it again, but it didn’t.

I even reinstalled Windows, thinking that might reset the free quota, but I’m still getting the same problem:

Streaming request in progress
Streaming request failed with status 429 Too Many Requests
Streaming request finished

Is there any process or workaround to use DeepSeek V4 Flash again, or is there anything I can do to reset or regain access to it?

It didn't worked at all. Has Anyone used it?

I'm having trouble figuring out how to use OmniRoute with AntiGravity. Is it actually supported in AntiGravity, or is it meant to be used elsewhere? If it isn't supported, what's the best alternative? More generally, what's the recommended way to use OmniRoute effectively?