Anna Prescott

Anna Prescott

Building model.usddd.org

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  • DMC
    DMCAffordable LLM API | DeepSeek, Qwen, Kimi & MiniMax
    Jun 2026
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    Joined Product HuntMay 28th, 2026

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1mo ago

DMC - Affordable LLM API | DeepSeek, Qwen, Kimi & MiniMax

I provide affordable LLM API access for developers: Native support for DeepSeek, Qwen, Kimi, and MiniMax Stable & fast response time Highly competitive pricing Pay as you go / cheap packages Works perfectly with AI bots, tools, and apps DM me for test keys & pricing.

2mo ago

A minimal hub to stop switching between different AI models.

Hey

Lately, I realized I had way too many tabs and accounts open just to use different AI models. Every service has its own login, its own UI, its own billing, and its own workflow. After a while, it started feeling incredibly fragmented.

So, I built a small personal hub to organize the ones I use most: [model.usddd.org]

I'm honestly not trying to build some massive AI platform. I just wanted something less chaotic for daily use. Right now, it features:

2mo ago

How I fixed DeepSeek/Qwen 429 errors with a custom API gateway

Hey everyone,

If you are currently building AI apps, running Multi-Agent loops, or setting up open-source WebUIs (like Open WebUI or Next Chat), you ve probably run into these two frustrating bottlenecks lately:

  1. The Cost: Calling premium endpoints drains API budgets incredibly fast.

  2. Rate Limits & Peak-Hour Latency: Upstream channels frequently throw HTTP 429 errors under heavy traffic. Waiting 30 80 seconds for a response during peak hours is just painful for any production app.

To solve this for my own development workflows, I ve been building a high-speed API relay station. It aggregates models like DeepSeek-V4, Qwen 3.7, GLM 5.1, Kimi 2.6, and Minimax-M2.7, with a primary focus on concurrency and stability.

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