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fix: openrouter 70b don't support 128000, changed to 405b in model.ts #356

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Openrouter 70b model token limit is lower than what we want to send, which end up throwing errors from API.
Lowering token limit makes outputs less quality, instead we upgraded small model to 405b in model.ts

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low

What does this PR do?

Upgraded openrouter small model to 405b

What kind of change is this?

bug fix

Documentation changes needed?

Testing

set Modelprovider to openrouter in character.json
pnpm start

@denizekiz denizekiz changed the title openrouter 70b don't support 128000, changed to 405b in model.ts bugix:openrouter 70b don't support 128000, changed to 405b in model.ts Nov 16, 2024
@denizekiz denizekiz changed the title bugix:openrouter 70b don't support 128000, changed to 405b in model.ts bugix: openrouter 70b don't support 128000, changed to 405b in model.ts Nov 16, 2024
@denizekiz denizekiz changed the title bugix: openrouter 70b don't support 128000, changed to 405b in model.ts bugfix: openrouter 70b don't support 128000, changed to 405b in model.ts Nov 16, 2024
@denizekiz denizekiz changed the title bugfix: openrouter 70b don't support 128000, changed to 405b in model.ts fix: openrouter 70b don't support 128000, changed to 405b in model.ts Nov 16, 2024
@ponderingdemocritus ponderingdemocritus merged commit bca5b42 into elizaOS:main Nov 18, 2024
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