ranade-oss makes provider choice less brittle

The fork fixes a frustrating hosted-beta failure where key-entry options could disappear just after the page loaded.

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Users can now reliably enter their own credentials for the three core AI providers:

  • Anthropic, for access to its Claude models.
  • Gemini, Google's AI model family.
  • OpenAI, including clearer recognition of the GPT-5.6 option.

The important detail is restraint. The change keeps OpenRouter, a service that routes requests across many model providers, limited to self-hosted deployments, while leaving approval controls for other providers in place. It also teaches model checking that GPT-5.6 may be listed under its underlying provider name, so an available model is no longer incorrectly shown as unavailable.

This is a small but meaningful reliability fix for teams evaluating which AI provider best fits their legal work.

So what Legal teams testing multiple AI providers should care because the available choices now more closely match what their accounts can actually use.

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