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Hans Berge🙏 1 karmaMar 11, 2026@Lexi"Finally — an AI cost tool that actually aligns incentives" I've been working in enterprise IT and AI infrastructure for years, and Lexi is one of the most elegantly designed products I've seen in this space. The core insight is simple but powerful: don't charge unless you save money. That alignment alone sets it apart from every other API middleware I've tested. The integration literally took under two minutes — one URL change in our config, and we were live across multiple providers. The cost transparency in the response headers is genuinely useful for us as a team building on top of AI; we can now log, display, and report on exact token costs per request. The O(1) memory compression is the real technical differentiator. Long AI conversations tend to degrade in quality and balloon in cost — Lexi solves both problems simultaneously. For anyone running AI in production at any scale, this is infrastructure you didn't know you were missing. Highly recommended for developers, startups, and enterprise teams alike. -
I would call it a "documentation generator for MCP". Would be great to see support for LM Studio too. Other than that, it looks like this tool already follows the best practices for MCP docs. For example, here is a demo for web scraping with Tavily: https://mcpshowcase.com/p/mcp-server-directory/tavily-mcp-server The docs on how to connect your MCP to different AI assistants are essential, but also a pain to maintain on your own. Also nice to see the auto-generated use cases and sample chats! -
Instant AI-powered hotel price checker for live rates.Open
tool needs work as it was unable to produce any rates from 5 hotels over a 2 day period over a month out. Perhaps the limiting factor of producing results for 1 hotel at a time is a drawback/ As a second tier, it could show those hotels and pricing in a given area for the dates selected. It is up against the likes of Booking,com -
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Crawlability Audit: new feature to check whether AI crawlers can access and parse your website. Reworked Brands page: now links through to a dedicated brand overview page for each brand identified in all responses. Import Prompts: bring prompts over from existing projects instead of rebuilding them from scratch. Brand Visibility: added PDF export and better competitor comparison. Prompt Detail Drawer: new main view with a visibility comparison chart across brands and clickable individual responses, including a response overlay showing metrics, citations, and the raw response for any given day. Sentiment analysis: new chart with a toggle between stacked and treemap views, now including competitor sentiment data.
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I have seen it on Reddit, surprisingly, it did help me to save 30% in input/output agent tokens, not 60% unfortunately, but for sure better than not using it. Saved way more than I spent on subscription, shame didnt know of 50% discount :)
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So many SaaS offerings need rethought to be AI/agent first. And the new thinking really start with the simplicity and appropriate costs needed for the "user" being an agent. tny.dev is really a master class in this new thought process. If you need link shortening, it's completely solved here. I've been using it with Claude Desktop, and Claude just "gets" this MCP server, and its free at the relatively infrequent rate I use it. The analytics are awesome and simple to understand. They are the key feature for me.
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I don't know when it started to offer it, but in a youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ColeMedin. I found a video promoting this AI site in order it supply you with a lot of AI tools offering all LLMs in one place, even you can create some images having a playground like ChatGPT Canvas option... So I think for the price they offer (10$ for 2 months as the first is free) is much cheaper than 20$ VATs of the most LLM business like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini... So if you dont pay for any of those or even if you pay for them, give this one a try only for that sale. Maybe you dont like it at all but in my opinion is one of the best I could find in this times
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A spotlight-ish and unique design styled app for Mac with support for local LLMs and the major flagship LLM models via API key like OpenAi, Anthropic, xAi, Groq, Google, perplexity and last but not least Deepseek. The UI blends perfectly with the MacOS UI. Has support for keyboard shortcuts. It has Some design decisions adding a touch of uniqueness. You can contextually talk with it, like, with files, audio, and document texts. So far so good.
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VoisLabs is a promising voice-tech platform that makes multilingual voice creation simple, fast, and highly practical for real-world use cases.
