OpenRouter Proxy for Xcode 26 Beta

This project creates a proxy for OpenRouter that modifies API responses to work with Xcode 26 beta as a model provider. The proxy transforms OpenRouter responses to match OpenAI's format, which is required by Xcode's native AI integration.

Features

• /models endpoint returns models in OpenAI format
• /chat/completions endpoint proxies requests directly to OpenRouter
• Containerized with Docker
• Standalone pre-compiled executable

Setup

Docker Deployment

Option 1: Docker Compose (Recommended)

1. Create docker-compose.yml (already created in project)
2. Start the service:

docker-compose up

To use a different host port (e.g., 9090):

HOST_PORT=9090 docker-compose up

Option 2: Manual Docker Commands

1. Build the Docker image:

docker build -t openrouter-proxy ./proxy

2. Run the container:

docker run --rm -p ${HOST_PORT:-8080}:8080 openrouter-proxy

Standalone Executable Deployment

1. Make the build script executable:

chmod +x build_executable.sh

2. Build the standalone executable:

./build_executable.sh

3. Run the executable (default port 8080):

./proxy/dist/app

To run on a different port (e.g., 9090):

PORT=9090 ./proxy/dist/app

Environment Variables

• DISABLE_SSL_VERIFY: Set to 'true' to disable SSL verification (useful for debugging with proxies like Charles). Default: SSL verification is enabled.
• MODEL_FILTER_FILE: Set to the absolute path of a text file containing allowed model IDs (one per line). If set, the /v1/models endpoint will only return models whose IDs are in this file.

Xcode Setup

• Setting > Intelligence > Add a Model Provider...

  • URL: http://localhost:8080
  • API Key: Bearer sk-...
  • API Key Header: Authorization
  • Description: OpenRouter
  

Using with Proxyman (Debugging Proxy)

When using a debugging proxy like Proxyman, you might encounter SSL certificate verification errors. To resolve this:

1. Set the DISABLE_SSL_VERIFY environment variable to true:

# For Docker Compose
DISABLE_SSL_VERIFY=true docker-compose up

# For standalone executable
DISABLE_SSL_VERIFY=true ./proxy/dist/app

2. Trust Proxyman's root certificate in your system keychain (macOS):
   • Open Proxyman
   • Go to Certificate → Install Certificate on This Mac...
   • Follow prompts to add to System keychain
   • Open Keychain Access, find "Proxyman" certificate
   • Double-click it, expand Trust, and set "When using this certificate" to "Always Trust"

Important Security Note: Disabling SSL verification should only be done for debugging purposes. Never use this in production environments as it makes connections vulnerable to man-in-the-middle attacks.

Usage

• Get models in OpenAI format: GET http://localhost:8080/models (include your OpenRouter API key in the Authorization header)
• Use chat completions: POST http://localhost:8080/chat/completions with your request payload and Authorization header