Add cocodot (Alipay/CNY · OpenAI+Anthropic compatible · verifiable model integrity) - #8
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Adds cocodot (https://cocodot.co) to the platforms list, in alphabetical order (between CloseAI and Ofox.ai), plus the matching row in the 中文 summary table.
Against the inclusion criteria:
/v1/chat/completions) + Anthropic-compatible endpoint (works with Claude Code viaANTHROPIC_BASE_URL)No referral/affiliate links, no price comparisons per contributing rules. Disclosure: submitted by the cocodot team. One notable feature we kept factual: model integrity can be independently verified with the open-source LLMprobe tool, so readers don't have to take the "no downgrade" claim on trust.