Developer-first ai gateway layer for api aggregator
Skip weeks of custom work by starting from a working ai gateway foundation.
What it does
Problem it solves
Where you can use it
How to use it
Example use cases
One endpoint for every LLM provider
Put OpenAI, Anthropic and local models behind a single gateway API. Your product code talks to one interface, so switching providers or adding a fallback model becomes a config change, not a rewrite.
Team-wide cost control
Issue per-project keys, set spending limits and log every request centrally instead of spreading raw API keys across repositories and notebooks.
Smaller bills through context optimisation
Trim and deduplicate prompt context automatically before it reaches the model — the same answers, noticeably fewer tokens on the invoice.
Every one of these scenarios starts with cloning the repository — unlocking gives you the direct GitHub link.
What you can build with it
- An internal team dashboard that centralises ai gateway for a whole department
- A no-code style automation that triggers ai gateway on schedule or on events
- A white-label add-on that resells ai gateway to agencies
- A client-facing web app that turns ai gateway into a paid service
- A vertical product that adapts ai gateway to one specific industry niche
Best for
- Internal tooling and platform teams
- Startups replacing an expensive commercial vendor
- Small product teams without a large engineering budget
- Freelancers looking for reusable building blocks
Implementation level
Possible business value
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