It does in that it can use openai upstream and issue api keys from the routstr client to use in other openai clients. I think Maple may sit more as an upstream provider from a rouststr perspective. Like that my routstr provider would use maple as an upstream provider and users would query my prov...

it does but we need end to end encryption so the routstr node should not touch the unencrypted part, and it would be sick if marple hosts a routstr node to serve its own models