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TrustGate accepts several provider-shaped chat APIs on the same consumer. The endpoint you call defines the request and response format your application uses; it does not force TrustGate to route to that provider.
For example, an Anthropic Messages request can be routed to an OpenAI registry. TrustGate adapts the request, response, and supported streaming events while preserving the client format.

Endpoints and client formats

Only these fixed shapes are accepted. Similar but unlisted paths, such as /v2/chat/completions, return 404.

Send a request

Use the LLM URL and credentials from the consumer Connect tab:
TrustGate accepts X-AG-API-Key, x-api-key, or Authorization: Bearer ag_…. OAuth2 and OIDC bearer tokens are also accepted when configured. Private deployments may require X-AG-Gateway-Slug. See Auth and Quickstart.

Model selection and routing

The consumer controls which registries and models can serve the request:
  • Use "model": "auto" for load balancing or Smart routing.
  • Use an allowed model ID to request a specific model.
  • Gemini puts the model in the URL path instead of the request body.
  • Model allowlists and defaults are enforced before TrustGate calls the provider.
Routing references are resolved by TrustGate and are not forwarded upstream. Successful responses include X-Selected-Provider and X-Selected-Model, which are useful when debugging routing decisions. See Model resolution, Load balancing, and Smart routing.

Streaming

For OpenAI, Anthropic, Cohere, and Responses clients, set "stream": true in the request. For Gemini, call :streamGenerateContent or add ?alt=sse. TrustGate adapts normal server-sent events to the format expected by the client. If an upstream stream stops unexpectedly after the HTTP response has started, TrustGate emits this fixed error event; the already-sent HTTP status remains 200:
Provider-specific features can differ. TrustGate adapts supported request and response fields, but does not guarantee every provider extension is portable across every provider.