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You can usually use them with things like openrouter. Load some credits there and use the API in your preferred IDE like you'd use any provider. For some quick
by NitpickLawyer 1y ago
You can usually use them with things like openrouter. Load some credits there and use the API in your preferred IDE like you'd use any provider. For some quick tests it's probably be <5$ for a few coding sessions so you can check out the capabilities and see if it's worth it for you.
- behnamoh 1y agoopenrouter charges me $12 on a $100 credit...