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Introducing: OpenRouter for everything. One prepaid balance for every API your agents and products need. It’s the billing and metering layer every AI team needed from day one. An OpenRouter for everything. Every model call, search, scrape, or data request - one key, one balance, charged as it happens...

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Samuel Spitzvor 1 Monat

@techbyved This is cool, how did you make the video? Remotion? Looks good. You should try Replit Animation sometime.

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colevor 1 Monat

@techbyved Actually video was made with Fable 5, took some iteration of course. I'll give it a try! Shot you a dm as well :-)

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colevor 1 Monat

I’ve been wanting to use this track for a launch for awhile, glad I finally could :-) Also docs here:

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Amanvor 1 Monat

this is gonna make agent billing so much simpler

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colevor 1 Monat

Indeed!

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ved luhanavor 1 Monat

Can’t wait to see adoption go up and up

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colevor 1 Monat

Indeed, we’ll keep pushing

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Alexandre Dennis priv/accvor 1 Monat

Agents got a budget. Now give them a mandate.

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svor 1 Monat

You'll only ever need one api endpoint again

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colevor 1 Monat

Model routing❌ API routing✅

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Kai Lennoxvor 1 Monat

This is actually a really clean idea. One balance for the whole AI stack would save so much billing pain.

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Shiyi Pengvor 1 Monat

congrats!! this is so cool🚀

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Raj Nagulapallevor 1 Monat

billing consolidation across 2,400+ endpoints is genuinely hard to pull off. failed calls costing nothing is the detail that'll matter most to agent builders running at scale.

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Shreyans Bhansalivor 1 Monat

i've built enough agent infra to hate provider billing. one key and one ledger sounds boring in exactly the right way

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colevor 1 Monat

🫡

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Nick Khamivor 1 Monat

this product makes a ton of sense for all the vibecoding solutions out there

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Sreeram Garlapativor 1 Monat

The interesting part isn’t consolidating API keys, it’s turning fragmented AI infrastructure into a predictable cost layer. Once teams can meter, cap, and pass through every model and data call, AI usage starts looking like a normal infrastructure expense instead of a billing nightmare.

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Sebastian Buzduganvor 1 Monat

one leaked key can drain every service, are spend caps enforced per agent

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colevor 1 Monat

Yup

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Pvor 1 Monat

great idea

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colevor 1 Monat

🫡

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Ken Wattanavor 1 Monat

Great stuff!

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Roger R.vor 1 Monat

Agents are gig workers

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alissa (nyc!)vor 1 Monat

This is sick!!

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Pvor 1 Monat

locus team is cooking

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colevor 1 Monat

Thank you sir!

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Gscivor 1 Monat

LOCUS

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prapavor 1 Monat

LOCUS

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armandokivor 1 Monat

@ycombinator This is smart

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aaronvor 1 Monat

LOCUS. 🫡

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Phillip Yanvor 1 Monat

Congrats on the launch!

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Kovanvor 1 Monat

super cool

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Sina Matianvor 1 Monat

There should be a feature to sell unused AI credits. For example, If i have $200 in deepseek credits, since deepseek is on locus I can sell those credits to Locus, then get $200 Locus credits or $180 cash etc.

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Tykoovor 1 Monat

LOCUS

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John Weivor 1 Monat

the agent handles the mess, you just pay one bill

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colevor 1 Monat

Exactly 🫡

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Sahib Nandavor 1 Monat

@ycombinator Portfolio: GitHub: SDE @CRED. Built an AI portfolio backend with Orchestrator/Worker logic and a custom MCP tool-calling layer. I know the infra cost of running agents. DMing.

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Ian Janickivor 1 Monat

Congrats! @zincdotcom would love to be a provider!

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Fahim Ahmedvor 1 Monat

This is awesome, congrats Cole!

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colevor 1 Monat

Thank you thank you sir

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Chloevor 1 Monat

finally, a way to stop chasing 20 different developer API keys.

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Keitavor 1 Monat

COOL! LFG Cole & Locus team🔥

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Dariyavor 1 Monat

Epic

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colevor 1 Monat

E🅿️ic

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Malibuvor 1 Monat

wow

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