Video wird geladen...
Video konnte nicht geladen werden
We just killed Monid ourselves. Monid is now open source. The OpenRouter for agent tools. Your agents can now: > one connection to 2,000 APIs: SEO, leads, social media, search, ecommerce, stocks, video/music/3D gen, private company data > pay per call, no subscriptions.
28,084 Aufrufe • vor 4 Tagen •via X (Twitter)
24 Kommentare

Repo Here:

this is smart. monid being oss is like supabase being oss. it doesn't fkn matter to the average person. their moat is in the infra anyways

O M G

killed it before someone else could

Open sourcing Monid as the OpenRouter for agent tools is huge one connection to 2 000 APIs pay per call no subscriptions

开源后是自己填各家 key,还是走你们中转统一点数扣费?

The OpenRouter for agent tools will be bigger than OpenRouter.

Still killing I see

Yall guys gonna kill palantir too soon 🤧

delicious pay per call, no subscriptions.

Huge! Open sourcing Monid and giving agents one connection to 2,000 APIs with pay per call is a brilliant unlock love this for builders!

Open sourcing Monid as the OpenRouter for agent tools is huge one connection to 2 000 APIs with pay per call is exactly what agents need

Open sourcing this makes powerful agent tooling far more accessible

ファーストビューって、ただ見た目が良いだけじゃないんです。 「オープンソース化」がもたらすのは 透明性と拡張性という新しいUSP。 これがマーケティングの視線誘導のように 製品の価値を自然に伝える鍵なんだと思います。

Open sourcing Monid as the OpenRouter for agent tools is huge one connection to 2 000 APIs with pay per call changes everything

🔥🔥🔥

Absolute killers

Monid goes open source OpenRouter for agent tools one connection 2000 APIs pay per call no subscriptions revolutionary

Bold move one connection to rule 2000 tools

Killing your own product to open source it is a power move

2,000 APIs through one connection is a massive unlock for agents

Love this Open pay-per-call is exactly what agents need

2,000 apis with one connection and pay per call? that actually beats juggling a dozen subscriptions.

Pretty cool that an agent can shop for the right capability, rather than stay stuck with whichever vendor its developer originally integrated.
