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Grok Bot is $200/mo and locked to their stack I already pay for Claude and ChatGPT So I built OpenBot. Does the same thing, runs on whatever sub you've got Repo below 👇

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Фото профиля Ellis Osborn
Ellis Osborn1 месяц назад

👀👀

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Norbert Bodziony 🇵🇱1 месяц назад

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Piotr Saczuk1 месяц назад

nice!

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Norbert Bodziony 🇵🇱1 месяц назад

🥰

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Story911 месяц назад

This is how we doin

Фото профиля Norbert Bodziony 🇵🇱
Norbert Bodziony 🇵🇱1 месяц назад

OpenBot for everyone for free

Фото профиля Mickey 🇵🇱
Mickey 🇵🇱1 месяц назад

looks like u have a lot of free time recently

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Norbert Bodziony 🇵🇱1 месяц назад

just more work

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ASI Appreciator1 месяц назад

We need OpenBot Self-Hosted A server with a web ui Just install PWA Same experience everywhere Tired of this local first slop even though I can understand its faster to code that

Фото профиля Piyush Bodaa
Piyush Bodaa24 дней назад

can I use my gemini sub ?

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Norbert Bodziony 🇵🇱24 дней назад

no yet should i add it ?

Фото профиля Piyush Bodaa
Piyush Bodaa24 дней назад

yes, so many people got gemini's sub and they don't use it at all, maybe openbot will be the right place

Фото профиля PunkXBT
PunkXBT20 дней назад

subscription arbitrage might actually be the most useful AI use case lol

Фото профиля Snibby
Snibby20 дней назад

making the model layer interchangeable is honestly the better move, no vendor lock tbh

Фото профиля Max Long
Max Long1 месяц назад

Lemme test it

Фото профиля Norbert Bodziony 🇵🇱
Norbert Bodziony 🇵🇱1 месяц назад

Let me know what you think

Фото профиля Infeld
Infeld1 месяц назад

Already downloaded, thanks boss!

Фото профиля Norbert Bodziony 🇵🇱
Norbert Bodziony 🇵🇱1 месяц назад

Go back to work

Фото профиля Julian
Julian20 дней назад

kozacki projekt, dodaj na

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