One sentence: pull the comments on this Xiaohongshu Xiaomi 17 review, then have Claude summarize what users complain about.
Elsewhere that takes two API keys, one for the platform data and one for the model. OpenAny is one API key.
Claude Sonnet ranked the complaints: face unlock in low light, lag, heat, the camera jumping from telephoto to the main lens up close, distrust of the marketing, battery drain, and some readers calling the post itself scripted.
25 comments, 2 pages, from a note with 2,711 comments. 39.9 seconds. $0.065953.
Pay per call, no monthly fee. 168+ models, 3,200+ APIs.
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How do you get more views on what you post?
Pull a week of posts with OpenAny and read the bodies first. The keyword alone doesn't tell you what people are asking.
r/LocalLLaMA, "structured output" this week: 6 posts, 0 how-to questions.
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@DTK1281422@OpenRouter@stripe Paying a fee on top of tax for a $10 top-up hurts most when you're just testing. That's the part we cut at OpenAny: 0% markup, pay per call.
@SeanKaveh Treating model and tool choice per job as a product decision is the right call. Swapping gets cheaper with one key: OpenAny covers 168+ models + 3200+ data APIs, search included, pay per call with 0% markup, so a blind test costs only the calls.
@swyx Job 0 is shrinking the blast radius. Give each agent its own key with its own budget, so a leaked key caps the spend instead of draining the whole account. OpenAny keys work that way across 168+ models + 3200+ data APIs.
@openclaw Credential fixes are the ones to update for first. On the model side, scoping helps too: with OpenAny each agent can get its own key and budget across 168+ models + 3200+ data APIs, so one leaked key can't drain everything else.
@zkToha@OpenRouter@stripe Payment rails matter for agent teams, especially paying outside card processors. At OpenAny we keep it open: top up by card, USDC or x402, pay per call with no subscription and 0% markup, one key for 168+ models + 3200+ data APIs.
@knik_exe@firecrawl Free tiers go fast when one big request eats half of it. With OpenAny we went pay per call instead, no subscription and 0% markup: one key for 168+ models + 3200+ data APIs, with a budget per key so you always know what a run will cost.
@natnaelgirma27@jasonzhou1993@treg_ai Agents often grab whichever tool platform they find first, and each one then wants its own sign-in. If you want SEO automation on a single account, OpenAny gives one key for 168+ models + 3200+ data APIs, pay per call, 0% markup, with a budget per key.
@Goose_Doro@stripe Recharge fees add up fast when you top up often. OpenAny takes 0% markup: one key for 168+ models + 3200+ data APIs, pay per call with no subscription, and each key can get its own budget.
@FloNocode@n8n_io@meetgranola@treg_ai On travaille aussi là-dessus avec OpenAny : plus de 3 000 outils accessibles aux agents via une seule API. Et les nouveaux comptes reçoivent des crédits gratuits pour tester.
Read https://t.co/ArlyRcDnEi, then ask:
"Decision: [A vs B]. My app: [servers, deploys, load, downtime OK?]. Pull a recent HN thread, group pro/con by condition with links. Conditional pick + 3 tests, pass/fail I set. Mark opinions."
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How do you know if SQLite fits your app in production?
Pull the debate with OpenAny, sort arguments by the condition behind them, then test.
Example, 129 HN comments: need zero-downtime? Leans Postgres. One server? SQLite + 2 guardrails.
168+ models + 3200+ data APIs