openrouter-typescript-sdk
Complete reference for integrating with 300+ AI models through the OpenRouter TypeScript SDK using the callModel pattern
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About openrouter-typescript-sdk
The openrouter-typescript-sdk skill provides a structured reference for integrating applications with OpenRouter’s unified AI API through the TypeScript SDK. It helps developers access a large catalog of AI models using a single, type-safe interface and the callModel pattern. The skill focuses on setup, authentication, and model interaction workflows, enabling developers to build AI-powered applications without managing separate integrations for individual model providers. By consolidating model access behind a consistent SDK, it simplifies application development and reduces integration complexity.
The skill covers installation and client initialization, API key authentication, OAuth PKCE authentication for user-facing applications, and API key management capabilities. Documented features include creating and configuring an SDK client, retrieving metadata for the current API key, listing and managing API keys programmatically, generating OAuth authorization codes, redirecting users through the authorization flow, and exchanging authorization credentials for API access. The SDK is described as supporting text generation, tool usage, streaming, and multi-turn conversations through the callModel pattern.
This skill is intended for TypeScript developers, application engineers, and AI agent builders who want to integrate multiple AI models through a single API. It is suitable for server-side applications that use API keys as well as user-facing applications that require OAuth-based authorization. Common use cases include building AI assistants, conversational applications, agent workflows, and developer tools that need access to a broad range of AI models while maintaining a consistent integration experience.
FAQ
How do I install and initialize the OpenRouter TypeScript SDK?
Install the SDK with npm and create a client instance by providing an OpenRouter API key during initialization.
What authentication methods are supported?
The documentation describes API key authentication for server-side applications and OAuth PKCE authentication for user-facing applications.
Can I manage API keys programmatically?
Yes. The SDK documentation includes methods for listing, creating, retrieving, updating, deleting, and inspecting API key metadata.
What types of AI interactions does the SDK support?
The SDK is described as supporting text generation, tool usage, streaming, and multi-turn conversations through the callModel pattern.
Do I need an OpenRouter account and API key?
Yes. API key authentication requires an OpenRouter API key, and OAuth flows require users to authorize access through OpenRouter.
Install openrouter-typescript-sdk
Quick Setup:
- Copy the skill folder to
.claude/skills/ - Claude will automatically detect and use the skill
Repository
openrouterteam/agent-skills