OMini Router
A local reverse-proxy service tool that follows the OpenAI API-compatible interface specification. It routes requests from tools such as Gemini CLI, Claude Code, and Kimi Code to multiple backend models, with support for rate limiting, logging, and model routing.
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OMini Router is a locally running request relay service that follows the OpenAI API-compatible interface specification and forwards requests to multiple backend models.
OMini Router typically listens for requests on the local machine in the form of http://localhost:<port number>.
Once the OMini Router process exits, the CLI tool will immediately become unresponsive.
When configuring the OMini Router address for Gemini CLI, the v1 path should not be included.
The process of using Gemini CLI via OMini Router relay consists of four steps: installing Node.js and Gemini CLI, starting OMini Router, configuring two environment variables, and modifying three fields in the configuration file.
OMini Router can serve as a universal middleware layer, allowing tools such as Gemini CLI, Claude Code, and Kimi Code to point to the same local address.
The availability of such relay solutions depends on the continuous operation of third-party services.
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OMini Router is a locally running request relay service that follows the OpenAI API-compatible interface specification and forwards requests to multiple backend models.
50%UnverifiedOMini Router typically listens for requests on the local machine in the form of http://localhost:<port number>.
50%UnverifiedOnce the OMini Router process exits, the CLI tool will immediately become unresponsive.
50%UnverifiedWhen configuring the OMini Router address for Gemini CLI, the v1 path should not be included.
50%UnverifiedThe process of using Gemini CLI via OMini Router relay consists of four steps: installing Node.js and Gemini CLI, starting OMini Router, configuring two environment variables, and modifying three fields in the configuration file.
50%UnverifiedOMini Router can serve as a universal middleware layer, allowing tools such as Gemini CLI, Claude Code, and Kimi Code to point to the same local address.
50%UnverifiedThe availability of such relay solutions depends on the continuous operation of third-party services.
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