We open sourced the core of our SaaS. Did we make a mistake?
Ever tried explaining your the unit level economics of your AI company to your cat and realized even they looked at you like you're making it up? Well, we've been there. That's why we built a cost monitoring tool for OpenAI that's so good, even your cat would approve. We help you see what user/request/process/gremlin is causing your costs to skyrocket and make sure you know your key metrics. But, we hit a snag – two, actually:
1. "Is this thing stable, or will it vanish like my chances of becoming an astronaut?" 2. "What dark secrets are you hoarding in your data vaults and did you steal my API K3YZ?"
So, we did what any sane person would do after a seventh cup of coffee at 2 AM: we open sourced our proxy component. Why? Because:
- Transparency is cooler than a secret handshake. - If our code were a fridge, you'd now see we're only stocking organic, free-range bits and bytes. - More eyes on our code means it's more stable than my life choices.
*Why Should You Care?*
- Peek under the hood; what we run on our cloud is tied to this repo. - Help us squash bugs like you're in a vintage arcade game. - It's an open invitation to our party. The dress code? Brains and a knack for making AI cost less scary.
*The Bottom Line:*
We're not just opening our code; we're opening a conversation about trust, transparency, and the occasional existential crisis about Open AI costs. Join us, contribute, or do the easy thing and use our FREE cloud offering. Just drop by to see how we're making cost and usage tracking easier.
Links:
Props AI (https://getProps.ai)
Proxy (https://github.com/PropsAI/proxy) ← please star me