Many labs, one key to manage.
OpenRouter is a gateway to models from many AI labs. With it, you can try a new model on one coworker today without signing up with another provider. If one route is slow, the request can move to another.
OpenRouter and Dika Ops, kept in step.
One key for models from more than 30 AI labs, with routing and fallback built in.
What teams use it for.
Run a new model on one coworker for a week before choosing a direct provider.
Fallback keeps the phone line and inbox coworkers working through outages.
See what each model costs for the same work and move to the better deal.
Connected in four steps.
- 01
Use the OpenRouter access included with your plan, or add your own OpenRouter API key.
- 02
Choose which labs and models your company allows, and assign them to coworkers.
- 03
Set the fallback order and monthly limits per coworker.
- 04
Test the same tasks on two or three models, compare, then go live.
Where OpenRouter shows up.
OpenRouter, answered.
Is Dika Ops an official OpenRouter partner?
No. The OpenRouter integration is in early access. It uses the OpenRouter API through a key managed by Dika Ops or your own key.
Which models can I reach?
Text, image and video models from more than 30 labs, including large hosted models and open-weight families. The list follows what OpenRouter offers.
What data is sent?
Only what the coworker's scope allows for the task. It passes through OpenRouter to the lab that runs the model you chose.
Why use OpenRouter instead of a direct key?
To try many models with one key and one bill. For a model you use every day, a direct key can make sense.
OpenRouter is a trademark of its owner. Dika Ops is not affiliated with or endorsed by its owner.
Run the whole company from one place.
Dika Ops is in closed beta. We onboard a few companies at a time and set everything up with you.