feat:Updated OpenRouter models

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added new model identifiers Llama3Lumimaid8B, Llama3Lumimaid8BExtended, and LynnLlama3Soliloquy8BV2 with detailed descriptions and updated parameters, enhancing the variety and specificity of available models.

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Walkthrough

This update introduces new models (Llama3Lumimaid8B, Llama3Lumimaid8BExtended, LynnLlama3Soliloquy8BV2) and updates parameters for existing ones, enhancing the capabilities and specificity of the OpenRouter's language processing models. These changes are aimed at improving performance and expanding the range of functionalities.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.../OpenRouterModelIds.cs	Added new model IDs with detailed descriptions for Llama3Lumimaid8B, Llama3Lumimaid8BExtended, and LynnLlama3Soliloquy8BV2.
.../OpenRouterModelProvider.cs	Added new models and updated parameters for Llama3Lumimaid8B, Llama3Lumimaid8BExtended, and MetaLlama38BInstructExtended.
.../Predefined/AllModels.cs	Introduced new classes for the added models to facilitate their integration and usage.

🐇✨
A hop, a skip, a digital leap,
New models join the OpenRouter heap.
With code that dances, brisk and clever,
Our language tasks, enhanced forever.
🌟🌌🚀

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Recent Review Details

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Review profile: CHILL

Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between bab5ed5 and 4b56f2b.

Files selected for processing (3)

• src/Providers/OpenRouter/src/OpenRouterModelIds.cs (3 hunks)
• src/Providers/OpenRouter/src/OpenRouterModelProvider.cs (2 hunks)
• src/Providers/OpenRouter/src/Predefined/AllModels.cs (3 hunks)

Additional comments not posted (9)

src/Providers/OpenRouter/src/OpenRouterModelProvider.cs (3)

29-33: Ensure consistency in parameter values for Llama3Lumimaid8B and Llama3Lumimaid8BExtended.

Verification successful

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The verification process focused on ensuring the consistency of parameter values for the models Llama3Lumimaid8B and Llama3Lumimaid8BExtended across the codebase. The results from the executed script confirm that both models are defined with identical parameter values in the OpenRouterModelProvider.cs file. Additionally, both models are referenced in the AllModels.cs and OpenRouterModelIds.cs files, which aligns with the expected usage and definition patterns without indicating any inconsistencies or discrepancies in parameter values.

Given this information, it appears that the parameter values for Llama3Lumimaid8B and Llama3Lumimaid8BExtended are indeed consistent across the codebase as they are defined in the same file with the same values.

Consistency in parameter values for Llama3Lumimaid8B and Llama3Lumimaid8BExtended has been verified.

Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that the parameter values for `Llama3Lumimaid8B` and `Llama3Lumimaid8BExtended` are consistent across the codebase.

# Test: Search for the model usage and parameters. Expect: Consistent parameter values.
rg --type cs $'Llama3Lumimaid8B|Llama3Lumimaid8BExtended'

Length of output: 1233

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32-32: Updated parameters for MetaLlama38BInstructExtended should be cross-verified with model specifications.

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119-119: Confirm integration of LynnLlama3Soliloquy8BV2 with other system components.

Verification successful

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The search results from the script indicate that LynnLlama3Soliloquy8BV2 is referenced in multiple files within the OpenRouter provider's codebase. Here's a breakdown of the findings:

1. OpenRouterModelProvider.cs: The model ID LynnLlama3Soliloquy8BV2 is used to create a new instance of ChatModels. This is the primary integration point where the model is configured with specific parameters.

2. OpenRouterModelIds.cs: The model ID is defined here, which is standard practice for managing identifiers for different models in a system.

3. AllModels.cs: This file contains two references:

   • A documentation comment linking LynnLlama3Soliloquy8BV2 to OpenRouterModelIds, which helps in understanding the model's role and its association.
   • A class definition for LynnLlama3Soliloquy8BV2Model which extends OpenRouterModel. This class is likely responsible for the specific behaviors or configurations of the model within the system.

Given these points of integration, it appears that LynnLlama3Soliloquy8BV2 is well-integrated within the system, with clear definitions and usage across multiple components related to model management and configuration.

Conclusion:
The integration of LynnLlama3Soliloquy8BV2 within the system components appears to be properly implemented based on the references found in the codebase.

Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that `LynnLlama3Soliloquy8BV2` is properly integrated with other system components.

# Test: Search for the model integration points. Expect: Proper integration with other components.
rg --type cs $'LynnLlama3Soliloquy8BV2'

Length of output: 607

src/Providers/OpenRouter/src/Predefined/AllModels.cs (3)

88-90: LGTM! The class Llama3Lumimaid8BModel is correctly implemented following the established patterns.

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108-110: LGTM! The class Llama3Lumimaid8BExtendedModel is correctly implemented and follows the conventions used throughout the file.

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538-540: LGTM! The class LynnLlama3Soliloquy8BV2Model is implemented correctly, adhering to the patterns seen in other model classes.

src/Providers/OpenRouter/src/OpenRouterModelIds.cs (3)

128-133: The addition of the Llama3Lumimaid8B model identifier is clear and well-documented.

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155-161: The addition of the Llama3Lumimaid8BExtended model identifier is well-documented and provides essential information about the extended-context version of the model.

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703-706: The addition of the LynnLlama3Soliloquy8BV2 model identifier is comprehensive, detailing its focus on roleplaying and enhanced capabilities.

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