Auto

TrustedRouter's Auto route is positioned as a provider-failover preset on an OpenAI-compatible gateway, letting applications send a single request to the trustedrouter/auto key and have the platform route across upstream providers. Rather than training its own weights, TrustedRouter acts as a routing layer that aggregates many model providers behind one base URL change, with the auto key serving as the dynamic failover entry point. The same documentation describes the gateway as attested, accompanied by a public status page, and committed to a zero prompt and output logging posture, which shapes its fit for privacy-sensitive deployments.

The Auto route fits naturally into drop-in OpenAI or Anthropic SDK setups, where developers point their existing client libraries at TrustedRouter's base URL and select trustedrouter/auto as the model. Within the catalog, it sits alongside other routing presets such as EU regional routing, advisor presets, and versioned Synth presets aimed at synthesis, coding, and advised-generation workflows. Practical strengths are therefore about orchestration rather than raw capability: resilient failover, OpenAI SDK compatibility, attested privacy, and quick migration from existing gateways, making it useful for teams that want provider redundancy without rewriting integration code.