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Comment · 1 month ago
good idea, I emailed them. And no search engine, only Scry or direct web fetch of an URL in a Scry result or from the agent's memory.
Comment · 1 month ago
thank you!
Comment · 1 month ago
let me know if it was faster and more compositionally expressive than you expected
Comment · 1 month ago
thanks, I try
Comment · 1 month ago
Good point, fixed
Comment · 1 month ago
Hi, yes. New users right now get free credit. When the server isn't burdened, queries are currently ~free (under $.01 per second, when most are well under a second). We're just trying to learn here how to use this thing productively together.

As load increases, the price goes up. There's also exponential egress pricing because Scry is a place where computation happens, not a metaphorical torrent. I'm still tweaking things, balancing between multi-user server load, giving normal active human users lots of priority and no fear in using it hard and deliberately, and fair pricing for agents and automated heavy workflows people set up in the background.

Comment · 1 month ago
that's a good idea. it's very doable
Comment · 2 months ago
thanks. I'm still sorting out pricing. I don't have experience with B2B and am interested in empowering out-of-distribution people, so will likely maintain some free tier + congestion-based auction pricing for non-commercial use.
Comment · 2 months ago
I've been working on grep.it.com. can currently grep over 200 TB of the internet
Comment · 2 months ago
hi, i've been working on this, grep.it.com. (i found your comment with it)
Comment · 3 months ago
making the internet sql queryable, crawling, cleaning, indexing, embedding many sources into source-aware schemas, solving contention problem with free-floating pricing.

Currently crawling over 1M records/sec. software is still in alpha.

scry.io.

goal is a 10PB NVMe cluster online by November (need funding champions) as a public benefit project, so prosocial researchers and builders and their agents can have low-friction access to running analytical queries over the public internet.

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