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I don't understand how people can make such sarcastic remarks given AI progress in coding past 8 months

most frontier labs have such AI-based triage process, it appears most opensource projects haven't figured how to do this.

that's cute

looks fantastic, just what I was looking for. will try, tyvm

I understand that the refund policy is documented. But “clearly documented” and “fair to the customer” are separate questions.

If a user cancels API access while still holding prepaid credits, that unused balance represents compute they never consumed. Unlike a shipped physical product or a fixed one-time service cost, unused API credit does not seem to impose much marginal cost on OpenRouter to reallocate or refund.

So the issue isn’t whether the policy is disclosed. It’s whether keeping unused prepaid credit after cancellation is the right default, especially when the user is no longer able or willing to use the service.

how come cancelling api keys with left over prepaid credit isn't refunded?

I think they should probably ignore you and continue working on it seeing as they got accepted into YC.

you are experiencing reverse Dunning–Kruger effect.

For someone that just dabbled in coding prior, it went from AI building 80%, and struggling through to finish the 20% when trying to build an app/website.

now it's like 97% and struggling with last 3%. Yes it'll look rough around the edges when evaulated by a senior dev, but being able to build MVP level things to completion with ease helps you stay engaged and motivated to continue and learn.

CEO that accelerated eletric car industry by 10 years

CEO that accelerated space industry by 10+ years

CEO that accelerated HCI industry by 10 years

"We’re better at cyber than anybody else in the world... If we ever get hit, we’ll hit very hard. We’ll be able to hit very hard,"

I think it hasn't even been a year since Samsung bricked bunch of their phones with firmware update. They really must have no proper engineering team behind update process.