Discover the whole OpenRouter catalog for BYO SaaS tenants - #121
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Cloud tenants with their own OpenRouter key only saw the ~24 curated families: the openrouter_market long tail and live prices come from the global source refreshers, which the SaaS router keeps disabled, and on-demand tenant discovery covered only Bedrock and AntSeed. - tenant_providers: OpenRouter discovery for tenants with OPENROUTER_API_KEY. The public /models listing is shared across tenants (10 min TTL, one refresh at a time, last listing kept up to 1 h during an outage). Offers carry no operator latency/health; calls keep using the tenant key. Curated family prices are pushed into the request-local engine only. - sources/openrouter: endpoint_details=False skips the per-model detail requests (~1000) on this on-demand path. - saas_routes.choices: a curated family and its marketplace twin are one choice (curated identity kept); list sorted by provider label. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Excluded targets were labelled with the raw provider id (openrouter_market). Use the same family · provider label as ranked rows. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds shared OpenRouter catalog discovery for tenant connections, with caching and connection error handling. It also updates model choice sorting, duplicate filtering, and preview exclusion labels. ChangesOpenRouter tenant catalog
Priority: ⚪ Not assessed Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant tenant_providers
participant SharedCatalogCache
participant OpenRouterModels as OpenRouter /api/v1/models
tenant_providers->>SharedCatalogCache: request public catalog
SharedCatalogCache->>OpenRouterModels: GET /api/v1/models
OpenRouterModels-->>SharedCatalogCache: return model listing
SharedCatalogCache-->>tenant_providers: return cached listing
tenant_providers->>tenant_providers: apply offers and prices
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Tenants with their own OpenRouter key can now discover the full public catalog through a shared cache. During an OpenRouter outage, tenants still receive the last listing, but each request may first wait for a failed upstream attempt. The change is mergeable; recording failed refreshes is a small follow-up. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@tenant_providers.py`:
- Around line 125-131: Update the OpenRouter catalog refresh flow using
_openrouter_public to record when a refresh fails and suppress repeated upstream
retries for a short interval while returning eligible stale data. Clear the
failure timestamp after a successful refresh, and reset the new cache state in
the relevant test fixture.
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| prices = await source.pricing() | ||
| value = ({pid: source.offers_sync(pid) for pid in source.provider_ids if pid != 'openrouter'}, prices) | ||
| except Exception: | ||
| if _openrouter_public['value'] is not None and age < OPENROUTER_CATALOG_STALE_S: | ||
| return _openrouter_public['value'] # public data: a short outage keeps the last list | ||
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Record stale-catalog refresh failures to avoid repeated upstream retries.
When the cached catalog is past its TTL but still within the stale period, a failed first /models request returns the stale value without recording the failure. Each later caller retries OpenRouter.
The queued-cancellation scenario does not occur: a first-request timeout reaches the stale fallback after 15 seconds. If only the decisions request times out, pricing() catches that error and updates the shared cache before releasing the lock.
🛠️ Suggested fix
OPENROUTER_CATALOG_TTL_S = 600
OPENROUTER_CATALOG_STALE_S = 3600
-_openrouter_public = {'at': 0.0, 'value': None}
+OPENROUTER_CATALOG_RETRY_S = 60
+_openrouter_public = {'at': 0.0, 'value': None, 'failed_at': None}
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async with _openrouter_lock[1]:
- age = time.monotonic() - _openrouter_public['at']
+ now = time.monotonic()
+ age = now - _openrouter_public['at']
if _openrouter_public['value'] is not None and age < OPENROUTER_CATALOG_TTL_S:
return _openrouter_public['value']
+ failed_at = _openrouter_public.get('failed_at')
+ if (_openrouter_public['value'] is not None and age < OPENROUTER_CATALOG_STALE_S
+ and failed_at is not None and now - failed_at < OPENROUTER_CATALOG_RETRY_S):
+ return _openrouter_public['value']
@@
except Exception:
+ _openrouter_public['failed_at'] = time.monotonic()
if _openrouter_public['value'] is not None and age < OPENROUTER_CATALOG_STALE_S:
return _openrouter_public['value']
raise
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- _openrouter_public.update(at=time.monotonic(), value=value)
+ _openrouter_public.update(at=time.monotonic(), value=value, failed_at=None)Reset failed_at in the base fixture in tests/test_saas_openrouter_discovery.py.
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In `@tenant_providers.py` around lines 125 - 131, Update the OpenRouter catalog
refresh flow using _openrouter_public to record when a refresh fails and
suppress repeated upstream retries for a short interval while returning eligible
stale data. Clear the failure timestamp after a successful refresh, and reset
the new cache state in the relevant test fixture.
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During an outage every serialized caller retried /models and could wait for another upstream timeout. For 60 s after a failure, serve the last listing (or fail fast when there is none) without calling OpenRouter. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Problem
Cloud tenants that connect their own OpenRouter key see only the ~24 curated families (no long tail, and 10 of them without prices). The
openrouter_marketcatalog and live prices are produced by the global source refreshers, which the SaaS router deliberately runs withRUN_SOURCE_REFRESHERS=0; the on-demand tenant discovery intenant_providers.prepareonly covered Bedrock and AntSeed. The tenant engine therefore fell back to the (empty) operator discover hook.Change
tenant_providers: OpenRouter discovery for tenants withOPENROUTER_API_KEYandopenrouter_marketallowed./modelslisting is public and identical for every tenant, so one snapshot is shared: 10 min TTL, a single refresh at a time, and the last listing is kept for up to 1 h if OpenRouter is unreachable. New models appear within 10 minutes without deploys.route_statsempty); provider calls keep authenticating with the tenant key. Failures reportconnection_errors["openrouter"]without credentials and never fall back to operator discovery.sources/openrouter:endpoint_details=Falseskips the per-model detail requests (~1000) on this on-demand path; models without details stay routable, as before.saas_routes.choices: a curated family and itsopenrouter_markettwin are a single choice (curated identity kept, it carries the benchmark ranking); sorted by provider label so all OpenRouter models group together. Bedrock/bedrock_marketbehaviour unchanged.Global refreshers stay disabled; no operator buyer, AWS or shared-provider state is read.
Tests
New
tests/test_saas_openrouter_discovery.py(6): live long tail + curated prices + single label, no endpoint-detail calls, TTL refresh picks up a newly released model, one fetch shared by concurrent tenants, no fetch/operator fallback without a key, error without credential leakage, stale listing during a short outage.Locally the full suite gives the same 129 environment-related failures on clean
mainand on this branch (stale local image), with 6 more passing here; no new failures. CI runs the proper environment.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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