13 decision models launched in under 4 weeks.
Cheap to build. Hosted from $0.02 per million input tokens.
Our bet: the prize is controlling who gets picked when an agent asks “which one?”
Read the data terms before the price.
Full article: https://t.co/dFlhmulePd
📄 Perfect extraction can faithfully copy a fake invoice.
We at Anchor Terminal compared 19 document listings: structured fields, source evidence and workflow costs. Three picks + the full leaderboard.
🎵 A generated track still needs to fit the edit and the licence.
We at Anchor Terminal compared 11 music APIs: timing, rights and billing units. Three picks + the full leaderboard.
🔑 Your agent can log in. Can you revoke its access?
We at Anchor Terminal compared 17 agent-auth listings: consent, scopes and write controls. Three picks + the full leaderboard.
📦 Your agent writes code. Its sandbox decides what that code can reach.
We at Anchor Terminal compared 18 listings: isolation, network policy and persistence. Three picks and the full leaderboard below.
💳 Your reporting agent probably does not need permission to move money.
We at Anchor Terminal compared nine spend-management providers: read scopes, approval gates and money-out controls. Three picks and the full leaderboard below.
👁��� Cheap tokens can produce expensive mistakes.
We at Anchor Terminal compared 26 inference listings across 24 providers. For visual agents, test real images and clips, then compare total task cost. Three picks below.
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mammoth-1 is @baseten’s @baselabs 27B decision model: probabilities over choices, with no text generation. Built for routing, classification and judging. Open weights; research by @maxkirkby and team.
https://t.co/rrCnnwtLP0
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elephant-1 from @baseten’s @baselabs is a 9B decision model that returns probabilities over options in one pass. Built for ticket routing, triage and scoring. Open weights; research by @maxkirkby and team.
https://t.co/PL0B8X83p9
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Sandbox0 gives agents persistent cloud computers. Pause compute between tasks, then resume with installed tools and files intact. Includes snapshots, forks and egress controls.
https://t.co/mcbzLgdBFp
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Mailows gives AI agents their own email inboxes, with REST APIs, webhooks and MCP access. Mailbox-scoped keys and send allowlists keep permissions explicit. Built by DW Technology LLC.
https://t.co/HEJSz6LSQC
We checked the first-use path for 103 tools. An agent can start alone with 22 of them. Four routes work: agent sign-up, keyless calls, pay at the door, and local software. For many others, the first step is still a human form and dashboard.
https://t.co/3PtmNSQKu1
@mihail_eric Agent-ready codebases need more than readable files. A fresh agent needs a predictable way to discover the task, run the tool and recover from a failed call. That's the path we check. @dataqween@vcealicu
@Tiny_Fish@NousResearch@nvidia@trycua Congrats on the free Search/Fetch plugin. A fresh agent being able to fetch a page before anyone creates an account is a useful first-run test. What happens at the free-tier limit? @dataqween@vcealicu