Introducing OpenRouter for tools ⚒️ Old world: SaaS bundles priced for humans. $139/mo, and you don't even know what's in the box. New world: agents don't care about vendors. They want the best API for the task - and to pay for the result. - 2,600 agent-friendly tools: seo/geo,... social, leads, ads... - search by task: see price/request/response, call it - pay per call, no subscriptions - 0% markup - Open-source Try it here:show more

Github repo: by @unclecode & me

Very interesting, just spent a few mins to setup and try, spent less than $1 and got some really useful analytics for tiktok, ig, plus a solid best practices breakdown

You get it 🫡

Pay per call makes the economics clear for agents. I’ve hit flaky endpoints often, a validation wrapper saves time. Lean ecosystem wins

This hopefully help people avoid flaky endpoints

the hard part isn't finding those 2600 tools, it's knowing which one will actually get you the desired outcome in production

We built a large catalog of vendor/endpoint, each including price/request/response, so agent have rich info to decide

Fuck this is such a good idea - very upset I didn’t make this Congrats

Hah maybe you can help contribute on Treg, we are open source project!

@shengkunye yo this is Monid lmaoo

he cooked

wait did this project just copied the idea + tagline + copy from @feiyou_guo @shengkunye @MonidHQ?

Don't do this. The agents are smarter already and no, I will not like your repo (precisely because of it).

How is it different from Monid AI?

Love this framing — "agent asks for the task, not the tool." One category that's conspicuously missing from most of these aggregators: on-chain risk/safety checks. Before an agent swaps or pays, it needs a safety signal on the counterparty just as much as it needs an SEO tool. Curious if treg has room for that category, or if crypto-safety is a different lane entirely.

I see a llms.txt file very good - congrats on the launch!

thanks! llm.txt is the new way to go!

this is very well done, wow

Thanks!

@gregisenberg basically what your most recent video was about

@gregisenberg 👀 May I ask which video is it?

@gregisenberg

Wow! Thanks for putting @ScrapeCreators on the list!

@ScrapeCreators Thank you for making scrapecreator! I’m big fan hah

how is it better than monid?

This looks very helpful. Especially when doing marketing automation across multiple channels.

Exactly, agents hungry for conte t

I want. Signed up for similar service but too limited. Do you just ignore all the ToS restrictions?

If this works it is pretty damn cool. I have no idea but I love the idea. There are just so many services that are an absurd level of hoops to jump through. Call these guys. Open a ticket. Upload thirty pieces of paperwork. Wait. Wait some more. But... 1) If you are carrying all the subs I assume a pool will run into rate limits or scaling issues or exhaustion? 2) I would also assume that a few bad users could poison the well if abused for the whole pool? AdWords is a huge pain, as an example and I've dreamed of just oAuth to it.

Good points Daniel! Behind the scenes we rotate keys to handle limits just like how AI gateways handle it; And yes OAuth apps are big pain, we actually started building this as internal tool so it covers; 1. Premium data providers that typically behind annoying paywall 2. System normally requires annoying oauth setup (e.g. Google/meta ads, social posting, Google business profile, etc) - that part is already on!

nice!

super cool stuff! congrats Jason!

Great Idea man I will check it out

@andrewdsouza Jason, this could be useful to some of the agent builders and developer-platform people I know. Happy to see who might be useful to meet.

Way to go Jason

thanks Eyal!

Hey Jason, I'd love to integrate this into @withmitra. Would love to hop on a quick call and understand how that would look like

@withmitra Absolutely DMed you!

@withmitra Replied!

Rich data on price/response per endpoint is the part that actually matters, without that agents just pick the first result like humans do

This man gets it

May I suggest you add a search on the website so we can search for providers we are interested in before signing up

brilliant idea

Going to point my Hermes agent to this and see what it can cook up!

Let me know how it goes!

So do I pay "token costs" at market value for the tools I use?

Exactly right

@thedanifrim Nice 👍 so let’s say a subscription costs 100/mo but with that you’re really getting maybe something like a per token of like $.04 so we get the per token cost without the subscription basically?

@thedanifrim Yep! Trying to play with math make sure we don’t lose money too hard at the moment tbh lol

this is super interesting and in general seems like the right direction. must be a pita magaging billing for all these connects and rate limits etc?

we gonna an agent :)

how is this different from monid?

2,600 tools is impressive and slightly terrifying. How are you handling APIs that return 200 OK and complete nonsense?

Same thing as composio isn’t it?

quite different actually: - Composio is only for oauth actions + you only use tools they provided - Treg is a proxy service, meaning you are not limited by tools we define/provide - + a huge tool catalog of data providers, each endpoint with price/request/response, so your agent can decide which one to call, and we provide keys for those directly so you don't need to buy subscriptions

Okay the sheer scale of things here is huge. Hope I find something I need here.