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We just killed Monid ourselves. Monid is now open source. The OpenRouter for agent tools. Your agents can now: > discover, run, and pay for tools at runtime > one connection to 2,000 APIs: SEO, leads, social media, search, ecommerce, stocks, video/image/music/3D gen, private company data > pay per... show more

Shengkun Ye

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Shengkun Ye2 days ago

Repo Here:

WILLS-X2 days ago

Monid just turned itself into the infrastructure agents actually need.

Shengkun Ye2 days ago

We want Monid to be the layer agents can actually build on.

WILLS-X2 days ago

Sending you a DM now

Yohei2 days ago

lol that’s great

Shengkun Ye2 days ago

haha glad you like it

Octo Dang2 days ago

😵😵😵

Jovan Kis2 days ago

cool stuff

Shengkun Ye2 days ago

Appreciate it! More coming soon

Jovan Kis2 days ago

what are you dropping

Jiabin Shen2 days ago

Respect 🫡

Shengkun Ye2 days ago

🫡🫡

victoria luo2 days ago

@feiyou_guo killing killing killing

Kevin Wang2 days ago

gave it a star!

Shengkun Ye2 days ago

Thanks for supporting and contributing to the community!

amit2 days ago

why'd you choose to open source?

Shengkun Ye2 days ago

We open-sourced the framework so anyone can become a provider or even build their own router on top of it. The hard part isn’t the framework itself, it’s maintaining reliable providers and growing usage. That’s our moat, so open source actually helps us bring more people into the API marketplace.

Carlos Alberto2 days ago

Open router for agent tools is a big claim. Will check it out.

Shengkun Ye2 days ago

Curious to hear your take after you try it.

Carlos Alberto2 days ago

I shall try it but rn going to get a massage. Feedback will be given tomorrow. You had me at MIT license.

Jeroen van Welsenes2 days ago

crazy

Shengkun Ye2 days ago

🚀🚀🚀

Long Chen2 days ago

Congrats！

Shengkun Ye2 days ago

Thx

Andrey2 days ago

YOOOO

Shengkun Ye2 days ago

🫡🫡🫡

Karl-Gustav Kallasmaa 🔍2 days ago

Why??

Shengkun Ye2 days ago

We open-sourced the framework so anyone can add providers or build their own router. The real work is keeping providers reliable and growing usage, so open source actually strengthens the marketplace.

TheGOAT2 days ago

my man

basedfk2 days ago

The killing continues

Shengkun Ye2 days ago

still a few things left to kill 😈

Massi2 days ago

very fair Monid killing itself too

Shengkun Ye2 days ago

had to keep it fair

Brian Hadu2 days ago

turning Monid open source is bold, but I hope it retains strong user support

pdp2 days ago

Welcome to the club! Happy to add the tool to and extend the network of open source sovereign AI.

Deepraj2 days ago

have a look at your DMs.

Justin Liao2 days ago

epic

Shengkun Ye2 days ago

haha thanks!!

Hunter Guo2 days ago

An OpenRouter-style layer for tools is a meaningful primitive for agent infrastructure. Runtime discovery plus pay-per-call access could let teams keep the control plane stable while the tool catalog and economics evolve underneath.

Lee Penkman2 days ago

Nice

Max2 days ago

How are permissions handled when the agent picks a new tool by itself? that's the part that scares me with 2,000 APIs

Carlo Edoardo Ferraris2 days ago

lol so good

Levi Qiao2 days ago

runtime tool choice still needs a budget boundary or discovery becomes its own failure mode

Neekhil Vatsa2 days ago

meanwhile my agent speaks dothraki

Tejas2 days ago

@yoheinakajima Why deno and not bun?

Connex2 days ago

You killed the closed version and shipped the catalog. Curious whether Monid itself would score well as an agent-facing product, not just a tool router. Open to talking about this @Glintbase

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