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Changelog

This page mirrors the daemon repository’s CHANGELOG.md. For versioned downloads and install instructions, see Releases.

Routeplane is the zero-markup AI routing plane for your subscriptions. This is the first release under the Routeplane name — a clean fork and rebrand from the previous codebase. All BitRouter references have been removed from source code, documentation, and git history.

  • Local AI gateway — Single binary, one OpenAI-compatible endpoint at 127.0.0.1:4356
  • Subscription-first routing — Routes through your existing GitHub Copilot, xAI Grok, and other subscriptions before pay-per-use fallbacks
  • Provider authentication — OAuth device-code login (GitHub Copilot, xAI Grok), Bearer token (OpenRouter, Google, OpenAI), API key passthrough
  • Model presets@fast (GPT-5-mini), @standard (GPT-4o), @heavy (Grok 4.20), @build, @oracle, @super-heavy, @free with automatic best-provider routing
  • Provider registry — Disk-cached remote provider catalog; new providers available without software updates
  • Automatic failover — Mid-request reroute across providers on 4xx/5xx errors
  • Zero-config mode — Auto-detect credentials from environment variables
  • OpenTelemetry export — Native OTLP traces and metrics
  • Config hot-reloadrouteplane reload applies config changes without restart
  • MCP server integration — Routeplane acts as an MCP host for model routing
  • Server-side tools — Advisor (cheap→expensive model escalation), Fusion (multi-model panel + judge), web search, subagent orchestration
  • Plugin SDK — Hooks for auth, guardrails, observability, rate limiting, spend tracking
  • Structured outputs — JSON schema enforcement on model responses
  • Guardrails — Regex-based prompt/output redaction and blocking
  • All cloud-gateway references removed; only local proxy provider remains
  • Test suite fully green: 1000+ tests passing across all crates
  • Provider TOML format corrected (api_protocol string, auth block structure)
  • Daemon reload test updated for single-provider catalog
  • Homebrew formula for macOS installation
  • Docker image for containerized deployment
  • Ollama integration for local models
  • Community provider registry at routeplane/provider-registry
  • VS Code extension for daemon management