It can normalize APIs, apply authentication and policy, select routes, record usage, and implement fallbacks. The gateway must preserve provider-specific semantics that matter for correctness rather than hiding every difference.
A model gateway is an application layer that routes requests across model providers, versions, or deployments behind one interface.
It can normalize APIs, apply authentication and policy, select routes, record usage, and implement fallbacks. The gateway must preserve provider-specific semantics that matter for correctness rather than hiding every difference.