Chinese LLM Router

Key points before installing: - Function/purpose: The code is a straightforward router that reads API keys from ~/.chinese-llm-router/config.json (setup.js) and sends chat requests to provider baseUrls; this matches the skill description. Expect to provide API keys for any provider you want to use. - SKILL.md inaccuracies: The README says it reads keys from environment variables OR the config file, but the provided code only reads the config file. Also several advertised features (cost tracking, persistent per-conversation model preferences) are not present in the provided scripts — they may be planned features, not implemented. - Sensitive data: The setup script saves your provider API keys to ~/.chinese-llm-router/config.json. Protect that file (set permissions, e.g., chmod 600) and only enter keys for providers you trust. Any prompt you send through this router will be transmitted to the configured provider(s) and may be logged or retained by them. - Bug to be aware of: router.js constructs the request URL in a way that duplicates the path (it appends '/chat/completions' twice), which will likely break calls to providers as-is. If you encounter failures, inspect chatCompletion() and adjust the path construction (use the URL's pathname without re-appending '/chat/completions'). - Operational advice: Review the config file after running setup to confirm keys/baseUrls are correct. If you prefer not to type keys interactively, you can create the config.json yourself with correct structure. Test providers with the CLI 'node scripts/router.js test <model>' before relying on the skill. Overall recommendation: The skill appears coherent and not malicious, but review and harden the local config file and be aware of the documentation/code mismatches and the URL path bug before use.