What is the future of this project?

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With the release of the official client at https://github.com/openai/openai-go, it has become evident that feature development for OpenAI as an LLM provider will now be prioritized within their own official SDK. Given this shift, does there remain a compelling need for a community-maintained unofficial client if it merely replicates efforts to support OpenAI in Go?

Should the community-driven project pivot away from treating OpenAI as the sole de facto standard and instead actively champion broader compatibility with OpenAI-Compatible APIs—particularly those incorporating non-standard extensions, even when divergent from the original OpenAI API specification? Consider, for instance, Deepseek’s unique implementation of reasoning capabilities or the nuanced features of OpenRouter, which integrates a vast ecosystem of models each with distinct idiosyncrasies.

I observe several incomplete tasks within this project:

• add ChatCompletionRequestExtensions.Reasoning for OpenRouter api #1080: Implementation of OpenRouter specifications
• Add support for audio and video input #1081: Support for Qwen3
• add extra_body #1025: Ongoing feature enhancement

And many more along similar lines.

Could this already represent the project’s evolving trajectory—perhaps one I have yet to fully grasp from its current documentation? It would be highly beneficial if the project's long-term vision and goals were articulated with greater clarity. Are there any formal plans in place to accommodate non-standard API extensions, especially as they emerge across diverse model providers?