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Show HN: Aisbf, a self-hostable OpenAI-compatible AI proxy/router (aisbf.cloud)
2 points by nextime 35 days ago
AISBF is a self-hostable AI proxy/router that exposes an OpenAI-compatible API while letting you route across different providers and model pools.

I built it to make multi-provider AI setups less chaotic: centralize access, add routing/failover/caching, support multi-user setups, and make it easier to scale from a small deployment to clustered infrastructure.

Happy to answer questions about architecture, routing logic, tradeoffs, and where it differs from simpler proxy layers.
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pixel_popping 35 days ago
Are you for real with this design? :/ I mean common, literally I did better HTML websites at 9 years old. This is zero effort and does not deserve to be on HN.

It's a bit strange because you are selling an LLM product but literally ANY model post 2025 would ZEROSHOT a better page than this. Also the website have shady ToS and so-on. PS: It's Tor, not TOR (it matters because you promote it immediately, which shows some sort of importance around it).

I can already predict that this will be defunct very soon, have you checked the competition? It's just about 100 times better than this.

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nextime 28 days ago
are you for real with this critique? out of a proxy/router packed full of functionalities that is also open source and self-hostable what you are looking at is the html of the demo service website that, by the way, has been written by gpt-5.5 ( so yes, an frontier llm did it )

You know when they say "when i point the moon you are looking at the finger"?

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pixel_popping 27 days ago
The output of the model is human responsibility, this isn't the model's webpage design, it's yours (it also show that proper UI/UX guidelines have not been given in the instructions). And this is important because you offer a commercial service.

In this era, people don't blindly trust "open-source", so the frontpage/identity does matter, a lot.

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nextime 27 days ago
still, you are commenting about a web page of a demo of an open source project instead to look at the project, you lame :)

and you are confusing a demo with a "commercial project". Look at the moon, not at the finger. Have a good life and if and when you will have any relevant comment or real critique, i will listen to you. PLONK.

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