llm-openrouter 0.7 adds Responses API support and hosted tools

The release updates the plugin for compatibility with LLM 0.32 and changes its model integration to use OpenRouter's implementation of the Responses API. The release notes also add three server-side tools: Shell, WebFetch and WebSearch.

Those tools are enabled through LLM's tool interface, so a user can opt in to the capabilities for a compatible OpenRouter model. The package's documentation distinguishes these hosted tools from locally defined LLM tools; their availability and behavior remain subject to OpenRouter's service and model support.

The main change is an integration step for people who use LLM as a command-line layer over OpenRouter. Moving to the Responses API aligns the plugin with the newer request model used by OpenRouter, while the new tools expand the kinds of tasks a supported model can perform during a prompt.

The release is not a claim that every OpenRouter model gains the same tool support. Teams that depend on repeatable command-line workflows should test their existing model aliases, tool settings and output handling after upgrading, especially where an automated job assumes a particular request or tool-call format.

GitHub lists version 0.7 as the latest release, published on Aug. 21. PyPI also records the 0.7 source and wheel uploads from that date and links their trusted-publishing provenance to the same repository tag. That agreement supports the release identity and date; the feature details come from the maintainer's GitHub release notes.