OpenRouter users seek transcript capture

This is less a model feature than a data-engineering feature: distillation lives or dies on clean, compliant transcripts, and OpenRouter's ZDR posture means capture has to be opt-in. OpenRouter already has most of the plumbing, so the real opportunity is a first-class export pipeline that turns chats into training-ready records.

• –OpenRouter already supports opt-in prompt logging, distillation-aware routing, and DevTools that store full request/response telemetry locally.
• –DevTools is explicitly development-only, so production or team-wide capture/export still has a real gap.
• –OpenCode's session logs and Compact Session workflow make transcript export a natural plugin or built-in command.
• –Eigent's local, MCP-heavy desktop agent stack could use the same layer if the end goal is domain-specific copilots.
• –The hard part is governance: redact secrets, preserve consent, and filter by model license before data ever reaches a fine-tune set.