Body Builder

Generate multiple parallel API requests from natural language

The Body Builder (openrouter/bodybuilder) transforms natural language prompts into structured OpenRouter API requests, enabling you to easily run the same task across multiple models in parallel.

Overview

Body Builder uses AI to understand your intent and generate valid OpenRouter API request bodies. Simply describe what you want to accomplish and which models you want to use, and Body Builder returns ready-to-execute JSON requests.

Body Builder is free to use. There is no charge for generating the request bodies.

Usage

Response Format

Body Builder returns a JSON object containing an array of OpenRouter-compatible request bodies:

Executing Generated Requests

After generating the request bodies, execute them in parallel:

Use Cases

Model Benchmarking

Compare how different models handle the same task:

Redundancy and Reliability

Get responses from multiple providers for critical applications:

A/B Testing

Test prompts across models to find the best fit:

Exploration

Discover which models excel at specific tasks:

Model Selection

Body Builder has access to all available OpenRouter models and will:

  • Use the latest model versions by default
  • Select appropriate models based on your description
  • Understand model aliases and common names

Model slugs change as new versions are released. The examples below are current as of December 4, 2025. Check the models page for the latest available models.

Example model references that work:

  • “Claude Sonnet” → anthropic/claude-sonnet-4.5
  • “Claude Opus” → anthropic/claude-opus-4.5
  • “GPT-5” → openai/gpt-5.1
  • “Gemini” → google/gemini-3-pro-preview
  • “DeepSeek” → deepseek/deepseek-v3.2

Pricing

  • Body Builder requests: Free (no charge for generating request bodies)
  • Executing generated requests: Standard model pricing applies

Limitations

  • Requires messages format input
  • Generated requests use minimal required fields by default
  • System messages in your input are preserved and forwarded