We ran into a similar configuration hurdle last semester while trying to bridge our institutional library software with external discovery APIs. The default system setup kept trying to route all research traffic through a single internal gateway, which triggered security blocks on the publisher's end due to the volume of requests. To keep our research automation working without constant script timeouts, we had to isolate our query routing by configuring dedicated endpoints from https://proxy-solutions.net/en . Having native, flexible controls to define separate routing paths for AI assistants directly within the platform would save a lot of backend troubleshooting.
Dmitriy Makuha
We ran into a similar configuration hurdle last semester while trying to bridge our institutional library software with external discovery APIs. The default system setup kept trying to route all research traffic through a single internal gateway, which triggered security blocks on the publisher's end due to the volume of requests. To keep our research automation working without constant script timeouts, we had to isolate our query routing by configuring dedicated endpoints from https://proxy-solutions.net/en . Having native, flexible controls to define separate routing paths for AI assistants directly within the platform would save a lot of backend troubleshooting.