The problem is not “another OpenRouter clone.” The problem is free-tier endpoints that rot.
FMR discovers candidates from Reddit, GitHub READMEs, Hacker News, HuggingFace, and web search;
validates connectivity → auth → generation; catalogs history in the registry /
the registry. Active models provision into MVS one-by-one or
bulk sync. Public /fmr/ may show live registry counts; everything else is login;
discovery/validation triggers are admin. Capability scores 0–100 (code, writing,
reasoning, speed) are admin-editable — not a scientific benchmark body. Per-model cURL snippet
and key copy live behind auth. OpenRouter is one provider FMR evaluates by design; do
not “migrate FMR off OpenRouter.” OMR tracks OpenRouter’s own catalog; FMR is the multi-source
scavenger. Landing counts are live-ish; zeros happen.
Discovery without generation probe is just a bookmark list. The third tier is the product.
Not HuggingFace.com. Not OpenRouter’s marketing table.
Generation is the only proof a free promo still talks.
FMR does not serve chat. MVS does.
OMR is OpenRouter’s registry+chain. FMR hunts many vendors including OpenRouter.
Will not pretend a connect-only pass is a model. Landing may show counts, not keys.
If you wanted a chat box, that is MVS Test or OMR Chat.
Cards match tables in the README.
Login for /fmr/app. Admin to scan.
Open FMRRequires a MelTuc account. Create one free.
Free-model registry — discover, validate, catalog free-tier LLM endpoints; provision actives into MVS. Health stays cheap. If this page disagrees with the signed-in app, trust the app — the product contract and tests enforce that rule.