The open-source AI penetration testing tool Strix now supports Vercel AI Gateway, allowing it to run on more than 400 models. Through this integration, users can access systems from providers such as OpenAI, Anthropic, Deepseek, Kimi, and GLM using a single API with no markup. This eliminates the requirement to maintain individual accounts across multiple providers while tracking overall usage and expenses in one central location. To configure the tool, users select the gateway by setting an environment variable to a standard provider and model identifier with a gateway prefix alongside their gateway API key.
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Users gain access to diverse artificial intelligence models through a single API without…: Users gain access to diverse artificial intelligence models through a single API without paying any markup.
Organizations no longer need to manage disparate individual accounts across multiple mode…: Organizations no longer need to manage disparate individual accounts across multiple model providers.
Overall tooling expenses and consumption metrics can now be tracked in one central locati…: Overall tooling expenses and consumption metrics can now be tracked in one central location.
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Strix, the open-source AI penetration testing tool, can now run on any of the 400+ models on Vercel AI Gateway.
Strix can reach models from Anthropic, OpenAI, Kimi, GLM, Deepseek, and others through a single API with no markup, removing the need to sign up for multiple providers. Usage and cost are tracked across all models in AI Gateway.
Strix selects the Gateway through STRIX_LLM
, where the model is the standard AI Gateway <provider>/<model>
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