#support
Questions about the API, SDKs, routing, guardrails, evals. The team and the community both answer; the best replies get pinned and migrated to /docs.
Community
A developer community for nRouter builders. Get help with the API, post what you built, learn cost-optimization patterns from other teams. Free, open, no gated tiers.
Free · public · the team is on every channel
Every channel is public. The best answers carry forward into the docs.
Questions about the API, SDKs, routing, guardrails, evals. The team and the community both answer; the best replies get pinned and migrated to /docs.
Tell us what is missing. One thread per request, upvote with reactions, the team comments on every one. Declined requests stay up with the reasoning. Zero deletion.
Show-and-tell. Post what you shipped on top of nRouter: agentic apps, evals frameworks, internal tools, weird side projects. Featured builds get a /blog write-up.
Paying-customer SLA support runs through support@nrouter.ai. Slack is community best-effort, never SLA.
An engineering-first space for discussing real-world routing architectures, prompt optimization, and agent reliability.
Exchange battle-tested patterns for high-throughput gateway configurations, multi-agent frameworks, dynamic failovers, and streaming concurrency across real-world workloads.
Collaborate with teams optimizing token consumption through intelligent semantic routing, prompt compression algorithms, and preflight budget controls that cut API expenses by 40-70%.
Our core systems and gateway engineers actively engage in public channels, review architectural RFCs, and help debug routing edge cases alongside the community.
Build and refine community integrations for LangChain, LlamaIndex, AutoGen, and local inference runtimes with shared reference implementations and code snippets.
Click the "Join the Slack" button on https://nrouter.ai/community. The link opens our public Slack workspace; every channel (#support, #feature-requests, #builders) is open to everyone.
#support for API, SDK, routing, guardrails, and evals questions; #feature-requests for product input; #builders for show-and-tell of what customers shipped on nRouter; plus general public channels for casual chat. Every one open and free.
Yes. The nRouter community workspace is open to all AI engineers, developers, and researchers. There are no paywalled discussion channels, invite codes, or subscription requirements to collaborate.
Community Slack channels offer peer discussions, architecture exchanges, and best-effort team answers. For production SLAs, priority incident response, and compliance reviews, enterprise customers communicate directly via support@nrouter.ai.
Free · public · every channel
Small enough that you will get a thoughtful reply, large enough that someone has hit the same problem you have. Slack's free tier rolls history past 90 days; canonical answers get pinned and migrated to /docs.
Long threads live on in /docs