Monid
OpenRouter for agent tools
1.7K followers
OpenRouter for agent tools
1.7K followers
We connect your AI agent to 1,800+ APIs without any subscriptions. Your agent can now discover, run, and pay for tools at runtime.
This is the 3rd launch from Monid. View more
Monid
Launching today
We connect your AI agent to 1,800+ APIs without any subscriptions. SEO, lead gen, video/music generation, social media, stocks, market trends, on-chain data, competitor tracking, sentiment analysis, all unlocked with one key.
Launch Team
AgentQL
Great product and fantastic team. keep it coming!
Monid
@keith_zhai Thanks Keith! Really appreciate the support
Serand
How does Monid decide which API or tool is the best match when a agent has several opions available?
Bababot
Can developers set spending limits per agent or per tool to prevent unexpected usage costs?
With 1,800 APIs how do you handle multiple providers satisfying the same intent? Is it semantic matching, ranking by ttfb, cost?
Premarket Bell
The no-subscription approach caught my attention. Paying only when an agent actually uses a tool feels more aligned with how agent workflows work.
Hedy AI
The payment part is what makes this more interesting to me. If agents can handle tool costs at runtime, that could simplify a lot of multi API workflows.
Surgeflow
Congrats on the PH launch, @shengkun_ye ! 🎉 Monid nails the “OpenRouter for agent tools” vibe – no more signing up for 10+ platforms just to test one API, and no more wasted subscriptions. That’s a huge relief 😂
I’m especially impressed by runtime discovery and execution – SEO intelligence, B2B lead enrichment, Polymarket data, even video generation with Seedance 2.5. It turns agents from “toy” into “real workers”. Great breadth!
One constructive thought: with 1,800+ APIs, how does discovery work – keyword matching or semantic search? If agents could describe tasks in plain English (e.g., “find trending AI tools in the last 3 days”) and Monid auto-suggests & orchestrates the best API combo, that would unlock even more runtime magic. Also, would you consider a “task-level cost dashboard” so teams can see which mission burns the most budget?