GoRoute is a high-performance LLM gateway and multi-provider router for coding agents, with a Go core plus Rust SIMD acceleration. The project quotes 0.86ms latency and under 5MB of resident memory, alongside multi-account pooling, support for 338+ providers, autonomous cascades, prompt caching, context compression and vault sync across 35 CLI agents.
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Point CLI agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Aider and opencode at one gateway.
Spread load across multiple provider accounts with a single endpoint.
Let the gateway fall through providers automatically when one fails.
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