- fix(chatCore): stream defaults to false per OpenAI spec (body.stream === true)
closes#89
- fix(models): custom OpenAI-compatible providers now appear in /v1/models
Added raw providerId check against activeAliases
closes#90
- fix(OAuthModal): Google OAuth providers force localhost redirect URI
Targeted amber warning + redirect_uri_mismatch error guidance for remote deployments
closes#91
- docs: Add 'OAuth em Servidor Remoto' tutorial in README with 7-step Google Cloud guide
- docs: .env.example prominent warning block for Google OAuth remote setup
- chore: bump version 1.0.6 → 1.0.7
- docs: CHANGELOG entry for v1.0.7
JWT session tokens now last 30 days instead of 24 hours. The middleware
silently refreshes the token when it has less than 7 days remaining,
so active users never get locked out of the dashboard.
Auto-refresh fires on any /dashboard request and sets a fresh 30-day
cookie via Set-Cookie header — completely transparent to the user.
1. Combos page: added Toggle to each ComboCard — disable/enable combos
with optimistic UI update. Disabled combos show opacity-50.
2. /v1/models: disabled combos (isActive=false) are excluded from the
model list.
3. Providers page: toggle is now always visible instead of hover-only.
Previously, if no connections existed in the database, ALL provider
models (378+) were shown as a fallback. Now only combos and custom
models appear when no provider connections are configured.
Models are strictly filtered by activeAliases — only providers with
at least one active (enabled) connection show their models. This
ensures /v1/models reflects exactly what the user has set up.
Root cause: after filtering disabled connections (isActive=false), the
connections array could be empty. The fallback 'connections.length > 0'
then treated it as 'no connections configured' and showed ALL models.
Fix: Track totalConnectionCount before filtering. Use it in all filter
conditions so disabled providers are properly excluded even when every
connection is toggled off.
Toggle appears on hover next to the chevron. Clicking it batch-toggles
all connections for that provider (enable/disable). Uses optimistic UI
update with parallel API calls. stopPropagation prevents navigation.
Google OAuth rejects private IPs (192.168.x.x, 10.x.x.x, 172.16-31.x.x)
with 'device_id and device_name are required' error. Now these are treated
the same as localhost, using http://localhost:{port}/callback as redirect URI.
Previously only chat models were filtered by active provider connections.
Embedding, image, rerank, audio, and moderation models were always shown
regardless of whether the provider had any configured connections.
This caused providers like Together AI to appear in /v1/models even when
no API key was configured.
Closes#81
Co-authored-by: diegosouzapw <diegosouzapw@users.noreply.github.com>
- Consolidated 4-tab Logs page: Request Logs, Proxy Logs, Audit Logs, Console
- Terminal-style Console Log Viewer with level filter, search, auto-scroll
- Console interceptor captures all console.log/warn/error to JSON log file
- Integrated in Next.js instrumentation.ts for both dev and prod
- Log rotation by size + retention-based cleanup
- Fixed pino logger file transport (pino/file targets only)
- Moved initAuditLog() to instrumentation.ts for proper initialization
- Bumped version to 1.0.3
- Updated CHANGELOG, all 8 README translations, and .env.example
When accessing OmniRoute remotely (e.g. llms.omniroute.online), the
Codex OAuth redirect_uri was incorrectly set to http://localhost:443/callback.
OpenAI only accepts the registered http://localhost:1455/auth/callback.
This caused 'unknown_error' on auth.openai.com for remote users.
Other providers (Google-based: Antigravity, Gemini) are unaffected as
Google OAuth accepts any localhost port.
OmniRoute is an intelligent API gateway that unifies 20+ AI providers behind a single
OpenAI-compatible endpoint. Features include intelligent routing with 6 strategies,
multi-format translation (OpenAI/Claude/Gemini/Responses API), circuit breakers,
semantic caching, combo fallback chains, real-time health monitoring, and a full
dashboard with provider management, analytics, and CLI tool integration.
Key highlights:
- 20+ providers (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot, iFlow, Qwen, Kiro, etc.)
- 6 routing strategies (Fill First, Round Robin, P2C, Random, Least Used, Cost Optimized)
- Export/Import database backup with full archive support
- Translator Playground with 4 modes (Playground, Chat Tester, Test Bench, Live Monitor)
- 100% TypeScript across src/ and open-sse/
- Docker support with multi-stage builds
- Comprehensive documentation and 9 dashboard screenshots
