Should I give AI Api?

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:bullseye: What you get: Free LLM switchboard tools to chain multiple free model providers without hitting token limits.

:white_check_mark: Start here:

  • LiteLLM — routes and retries calls across 100+ providers
  • Bifrost — fast Rust-based alternative for model fallbacks

:toolbox: Also useful:

  • Cloudflare AI Gateway — adds caching and rate limiting
  • GPTCache — stores responses to save tokens on repeat queries

:warning: Watch out: Public endpoints get scraped quickly, so always set rate limits and per-user daily caps.

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I just created something cool :smiling_face_with_sunglasses:. I got

  • DeepSeek 4.1 Flash
  • GLM 5.3 Flash
  • Mimo V2.6 flash
  • Minimax M3.1
  • Nemotron 3 Ultra
  • Nemotron 3.5 Super VL

All UNLIMITED Shoul i create api and giveaway :relieved_face:?

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yes pls :slight_smile: share

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I want too, pls give

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Yes please

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I am building something for my personal use and these limited tokens are irritating me. So please do it :slight_smile:

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Nice lineup — mixing text models (DeepSeek 4.1 Flash, GLM 5.3 Flash) with a vision one (Nemotron 3.5 Super VL) is a genuinely useful spread. If you open it up, I’d go gradual: hand out a few per-user keys with daily caps first rather than one wide-open endpoint, because free/unlimited endpoints get scraped and abused fast, and you’ll be the one dealing with it. Have you thought about how you’d handle key rotation or per-key rate limits if one leaks?

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ok creating api now. adding 5 more models then will drop a 100M key

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Please set the user limit higher because every time you give something I missed it.

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Nothing in that list is unlimited. The switchboard is. :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:

One picture, then the plain words:

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Plain words. Your script talks to one key. That key points at a switchboard. The switchboard asks NVIDIA first; when NVIDIA says slow down, it asks the next free service instead. The first one that answers wins, your code never changes, and the “limit reached” message stops appearing.

Three switchboards, all free to run:

  • :brain: LiteLLM — 62k★, one config line, retries and fallback across 100+ providers
  • :high_voltage: Bifrost — 9k★, the same job written in Rust, so it is faster
  • :cloud: Cloudflare AI Gateway — free on every plan, adds caching and rate limiting without any code

The free supply behind it — every number checked tonight, not remembered:

The trick that saves the most: ask the same thing twice and let the cache answer it. GPTCache (8k★) returns a repeat for zero tokens, so the same 100M key does a billion tokens of work.

A key is a number. A switchboard is a rate. Drop yours when it is ready — the thread runs tonight either way.

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no no no. it is just one provider but i bypassed limits. BTW thanks for site i got some crazy idea in my mind. I am not creating api now be happy guys