feat: Updated OpenAPI spec

src/libs/OpenRouter/Generated/OpenRouter.AlphaDecisionsClient.Create.g.cs

@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ partial void ProcessCreateResponseContent(
 
         /// <summary>
         /// Submit a Decisions request<br/>
-        /// Submits a Decisions request to the Decisions router
+        /// Asks a Decisions model typed questions (`noul`, `choice`, `score`, `box`) about the content in `state` and returns one typed answer per question with its probabilities. Images, audio and video go in `state` as `image_url`, `input_audio` and `video_url` parts; PNG and JPEG images can instead go once in `assets` and be referenced by key. Which question types, media parts and asset references an endpoint accepts depends on the provider; a request an endpoint cannot serve fails with `400` before anything is sent upstream. See the [Multimodal Decisions guide](/docs/guides/community/multimodal-decisions) for the per-provider table. Typed fields (text, numbers, dates, lists, estimates, forecasts) come from [`POST /api/alpha/extractions`](/docs/guides/community/extractions), which takes the same envelope with `fields` in place of `questions` (text `state` only; images and PDFs go in `assets`). Alpha: the shape may change.
         /// </summary>
         /// <param name="request"></param>
         /// <param name="requestOptions">Per-request overrides such as headers, query parameters, timeout, retries, and response buffering.</param>
@@ -74,7 +74,7 @@ partial void ProcessCreateResponseContent(
         }
         /// <summary>
         /// Submit a Decisions request<br/>
-        /// Submits a Decisions request to the Decisions router
+        /// Asks a Decisions model typed questions (`noul`, `choice`, `score`, `box`) about the content in `state` and returns one typed answer per question with its probabilities. Images, audio and video go in `state` as `image_url`, `input_audio` and `video_url` parts; PNG and JPEG images can instead go once in `assets` and be referenced by key. Which question types, media parts and asset references an endpoint accepts depends on the provider; a request an endpoint cannot serve fails with `400` before anything is sent upstream. See the [Multimodal Decisions guide](/docs/guides/community/multimodal-decisions) for the per-provider table. Typed fields (text, numbers, dates, lists, estimates, forecasts) come from [`POST /api/alpha/extractions`](/docs/guides/community/extractions), which takes the same envelope with `fields` in place of `questions` (text `state` only; images and PDFs go in `assets`). Alpha: the shape may change.
         /// </summary>
         /// <param name="request"></param>
         /// <param name="requestOptions">Per-request overrides such as headers, query parameters, timeout, retries, and response buffering.</param>
@@ -889,10 +889,10 @@ partial void ProcessCreateResponseContent(
         }
         /// <summary>
         /// Submit a Decisions request<br/>
-        /// Submits a Decisions request to the Decisions router
+        /// Asks a Decisions model typed questions (`noul`, `choice`, `score`, `box`) about the content in `state` and returns one typed answer per question with its probabilities. Images, audio and video go in `state` as `image_url`, `input_audio` and `video_url` parts; PNG and JPEG images can instead go once in `assets` and be referenced by key. Which question types, media parts and asset references an endpoint accepts depends on the provider; a request an endpoint cannot serve fails with `400` before anything is sent upstream. See the [Multimodal Decisions guide](/docs/guides/community/multimodal-decisions) for the per-provider table. Typed fields (text, numbers, dates, lists, estimates, forecasts) come from [`POST /api/alpha/extractions`](/docs/guides/community/extractions), which takes the same envelope with `fields` in place of `questions` (text `state` only; images and PDFs go in `assets`). Alpha: the shape may change.
         /// </summary>
         /// <param name="assets">
-        /// Images keyed by reference string, as in TypeSafe's API. Write a reference wherever the image belongs in `state`, `instructions`, or `criteria`; every asset must be referenced at least once. Jev reads a reference as a whole string value or inside longer text. Other Decisions models read a whole-string reference wherever they read an `image_url` part and reject a reference inside longer text.
+        /// Images keyed by reference string, as in TypeSafe's API. Write a reference wherever the image belongs in `state`, `instructions`, or `criteria`; every asset must be referenced at least once, or the request fails with `400` naming the unused key. TypeSafe Jev endpoints receive `assets` as written and read a reference as a whole string value or inside longer text. Every other provider has each whole-string reference resolved to an `image_url` part before the request is sent, so it is accepted only where that provider reads `image_url` parts (top-level `state` items), and a reference inside longer text fails with `400`. `image_url` parts and `assets` can be mixed in one request.
         /// </param>
         /// <param name="model"></param>
         /// <param name="provider"></param>

src/libs/OpenRouter/Generated/OpenRouter.ExternalUsersClient.g.cs

@@ -4,7 +4,6 @@
 namespace OpenRouter
 {
     /// <summary>
-    /// External Users endpoints<br/>
     /// If no httpClient is provided, a new one will be created.<br/>
     /// If no baseUri is provided, the default baseUri from OpenAPI spec will be used.
     /// </summary>
@@ -49,7 +48,7 @@ public sealed partial class ExternalUsersClient : global::OpenRouter.IExternalUs
         /// </summary>
         public global::System.Text.Json.Serialization.JsonSerializerContext JsonSerializerContext
         {
-            get => JsonSerializerContextProvider?.Value ?? global::OpenRouter.ExternalUsersSourceGenerationContext.Default;
+            get => JsonSerializerContextProvider?.Value ?? global::OpenRouter.SourceGenerationContext.Default;
             set => JsonSerializerContextProvider = new(() => value);
         }
 

src/libs/OpenRouter/Generated/OpenRouter.GuardrailsClient.Create.g.cs

@@ -588,11 +588,11 @@ partial void ProcessCreateResponseContent(
         /// Create a new guardrail for the authenticated user. A newly created guardrail enforces nothing until it is assigned to API keys or organization members; `workspace_id` places the guardrail in a workspace but does not apply it to that workspace's traffic. To restrict all traffic in a workspace, update the workspace's default guardrail instead. Set `allowed_data_regions` to enforce [In-Region Routing](/docs/guides/features/in-region-routing#enforcing-in-region-routing-with-guardrails): governed requests must arrive through one of the listed OpenRouter domains and are rejected with a 403 otherwise. [Management key](/docs/guides/overview/auth/management-api-keys) required.
         /// </summary>
         /// <param name="allowSafetyRetentionGoogle">
-        /// Whether ZDR-only requests to google/* models may use endpoints that may retain prompts for safety monitoring. false allows only zero-retention endpoints. A guardrail can only be more restrictive than the account setting. Inherits the account setting when not provided.<br/>
+        /// Whether ZDR-only requests to google/* models may also use Safety Retention endpoints, which may retain prompts and responses from any request, only to prevent abuse, and do not use them for training. false allows only ZDR endpoints. A guardrail can only be more restrictive than the account setting. Inherits the account setting when not provided.<br/>
         /// Example: true
         /// </param>
         /// <param name="allowSafetyRetentionOther">
-        /// Whether ZDR-only requests to models outside the named providers (for example open-weight models on Vertex) may use endpoints that may retain prompts for safety monitoring. false allows only zero-retention endpoints. A guardrail can only be more restrictive than the account setting. Inherits the account setting when not provided.<br/>
+        /// Whether ZDR-only requests to models outside the named providers (for example open-weight models on Vertex) may also use Safety Retention endpoints, which may retain prompts and responses from any request, only to prevent abuse, and do not use them for training. false allows only ZDR endpoints. A guardrail can only be more restrictive than the account setting. Inherits the account setting when not provided.<br/>
         /// Example: true
         /// </param>
         /// <param name="allowedDataRegions">

src/libs/OpenRouter/Generated/OpenRouter.GuardrailsClient.Update.g.cs

@@ -681,11 +681,11 @@ partial void ProcessUpdateResponseContent(
         /// Example: 550e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440000
         /// </param>
         /// <param name="allowSafetyRetentionGoogle">
-        /// Whether ZDR-only requests to google/* models may use endpoints that may retain prompts for safety monitoring. false allows only zero-retention endpoints. A guardrail can only be more restrictive than the account setting. Inherits the account setting when not provided.<br/>
+        /// Whether ZDR-only requests to google/* models may also use Safety Retention endpoints, which may retain prompts and responses from any request, only to prevent abuse, and do not use them for training. false allows only ZDR endpoints. A guardrail can only be more restrictive than the account setting. Inherits the account setting when not provided.<br/>
         /// Example: false
         /// </param>
         /// <param name="allowSafetyRetentionOther">
-        /// Whether ZDR-only requests to models outside the named providers (for example open-weight models on Vertex) may use endpoints that may retain prompts for safety monitoring. false allows only zero-retention endpoints. A guardrail can only be more restrictive than the account setting. Inherits the account setting when not provided.<br/>
+        /// Whether ZDR-only requests to models outside the named providers (for example open-weight models on Vertex) may also use Safety Retention endpoints, which may retain prompts and responses from any request, only to prevent abuse, and do not use them for training. false allows only ZDR endpoints. A guardrail can only be more restrictive than the account setting. Inherits the account setting when not provided.<br/>
         /// Example: false
         /// </param>
         /// <param name="allowedDataRegions">

src/libs/OpenRouter/Generated/OpenRouter.IAlphaDecisionsClient.Create.g.cs

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ public partial interface IAlphaDecisionsClient
     {
         /// <summary>
         /// Submit a Decisions request<br/>
-        /// Submits a Decisions request to the Decisions router
+        /// Asks a Decisions model typed questions (`noul`, `choice`, `score`, `box`) about the content in `state` and returns one typed answer per question with its probabilities. Images, audio and video go in `state` as `image_url`, `input_audio` and `video_url` parts; PNG and JPEG images can instead go once in `assets` and be referenced by key. Which question types, media parts and asset references an endpoint accepts depends on the provider; a request an endpoint cannot serve fails with `400` before anything is sent upstream. See the [Multimodal Decisions guide](/docs/guides/community/multimodal-decisions) for the per-provider table. Typed fields (text, numbers, dates, lists, estimates, forecasts) come from [`POST /api/alpha/extractions`](/docs/guides/community/extractions), which takes the same envelope with `fields` in place of `questions` (text `state` only; images and PDFs go in `assets`). Alpha: the shape may change.
         /// </summary>
         /// <param name="request"></param>
         /// <param name="requestOptions">Per-request overrides such as headers, query parameters, timeout, retries, and response buffering.</param>
@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ public partial interface IAlphaDecisionsClient
             global::System.Threading.CancellationToken cancellationToken = default);
         /// <summary>
         /// Submit a Decisions request<br/>
-        /// Submits a Decisions request to the Decisions router
+        /// Asks a Decisions model typed questions (`noul`, `choice`, `score`, `box`) about the content in `state` and returns one typed answer per question with its probabilities. Images, audio and video go in `state` as `image_url`, `input_audio` and `video_url` parts; PNG and JPEG images can instead go once in `assets` and be referenced by key. Which question types, media parts and asset references an endpoint accepts depends on the provider; a request an endpoint cannot serve fails with `400` before anything is sent upstream. See the [Multimodal Decisions guide](/docs/guides/community/multimodal-decisions) for the per-provider table. Typed fields (text, numbers, dates, lists, estimates, forecasts) come from [`POST /api/alpha/extractions`](/docs/guides/community/extractions), which takes the same envelope with `fields` in place of `questions` (text `state` only; images and PDFs go in `assets`). Alpha: the shape may change.
         /// </summary>
         /// <param name="request"></param>
         /// <param name="requestOptions">Per-request overrides such as headers, query parameters, timeout, retries, and response buffering.</param>
@@ -32,10 +32,10 @@ public partial interface IAlphaDecisionsClient
             global::System.Threading.CancellationToken cancellationToken = default);
         /// <summary>
         /// Submit a Decisions request<br/>
-        /// Submits a Decisions request to the Decisions router
+        /// Asks a Decisions model typed questions (`noul`, `choice`, `score`, `box`) about the content in `state` and returns one typed answer per question with its probabilities. Images, audio and video go in `state` as `image_url`, `input_audio` and `video_url` parts; PNG and JPEG images can instead go once in `assets` and be referenced by key. Which question types, media parts and asset references an endpoint accepts depends on the provider; a request an endpoint cannot serve fails with `400` before anything is sent upstream. See the [Multimodal Decisions guide](/docs/guides/community/multimodal-decisions) for the per-provider table. Typed fields (text, numbers, dates, lists, estimates, forecasts) come from [`POST /api/alpha/extractions`](/docs/guides/community/extractions), which takes the same envelope with `fields` in place of `questions` (text `state` only; images and PDFs go in `assets`). Alpha: the shape may change.
         /// </summary>
         /// <param name="assets">
-        /// Images keyed by reference string, as in TypeSafe's API. Write a reference wherever the image belongs in `state`, `instructions`, or `criteria`; every asset must be referenced at least once. Jev reads a reference as a whole string value or inside longer text. Other Decisions models read a whole-string reference wherever they read an `image_url` part and reject a reference inside longer text.
+        /// Images keyed by reference string, as in TypeSafe's API. Write a reference wherever the image belongs in `state`, `instructions`, or `criteria`; every asset must be referenced at least once, or the request fails with `400` naming the unused key. TypeSafe Jev endpoints receive `assets` as written and read a reference as a whole string value or inside longer text. Every other provider has each whole-string reference resolved to an `image_url` part before the request is sent, so it is accepted only where that provider reads `image_url` parts (top-level `state` items), and a reference inside longer text fails with `400`. `image_url` parts and `assets` can be mixed in one request.
         /// </param>
         /// <param name="model"></param>
         /// <param name="provider"></param>