[Improve] Recommend Qwen3.8 Max - #1067
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What changed
Replaced the Qwen3.7 Max and Qwen3.7 Plus recommendations with Qwen3.8 Max. OpenRouter and Vercel now use their current Qwen3.8 Max model slugs, while Together AI's obsolete Qwen3.7 mapping was removed because that provider does not currently expose Qwen3.8 Max.
Why this change was made
The curated model list should recommend the current Qwen Max release instead of the two older Qwen3.7 variants.
Impact
Operators connecting OpenRouter or Vercel will see Qwen3.8 Max in the recommended task-model list. Qwen3.7 Max and Qwen3.7 Plus are no longer auto-recommended, and provider coverage remains limited to catalogs that currently serve the replacement model.