The expansion of OpenRouter's available models doesn't mean much if half of them aren't stable or have unacceptable latency for actual use.
Counting models is one thing, but the mandate for any real-world application is their reliable performance, not just their existence.
We often see new systems here that look great on paper, but the condition for adoption is that they actually work consistently, like when a new e-gov portal keeps crashing.
Otherwise, you're just adding to the downside of too many options that don't deliver, creating more problems than solutions.