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deel is a terminal coding agent that only ever talks to the one endpoint you point it at. OpenRouter is a first-class way to do that: paste the base URL and your own key, and the setup screen handles the rest. It has no dependencies, no telemetry, and no install script, and the build fails if a host other than the configured one appears in the source — so "it talks to OpenRouter and nowhere else" is a check, not a claim.
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deel is a coding agent for the terminal that talks to exactly one endpoint — the one you point it at.
Connecting it to OpenRouter is two fields: choose Enter an address directly, paste
https://openrouter.ai/api/v1, then your own key. Users always bring their own key; nothing is proxied through me.On the traction requirement
Being straight with you: npm downloads are running around 200/day this month, so roughly 6k/month. That is a real install count but a small one, and I would rather say so than dress it up.
What might earn a slot anyway is that it is unusual rather than big:
deel packgenerates what a company's security review asks for before a tool is allowed in: a review sheet, a CycloneDX SBOM, and SHA256 for every file in the package.MIT, published to npm with SLSA provenance.
npm run validatepasses locally, and README.md is untouched.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
https://claude.ai/code/session_01LV3gany1arJ2S76Mn96qGm