OpenAI GPT models
23 projects built for OpenAI GPT models since May 2026.
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Latest add-ons built for OpenAI GPT models
- AI Spend Doctor — Analyzes exported Claude and OpenAI API usage or cost files offline to show spend spikes, cache and batch share, and model price scenarios.“I made a Claude/OpenAI API cost checker that can't see your data (works offline)”
- Prompt Catalog — Provides a subscription library of AI image and video transformation prompts and theme assets, plus embeddable website widgets for showcasing them.“I made an AI prompt catalog for photo booth owners”
- How do you know which customer… — Proxies OpenAI API calls and reports token cost grouped by customer, feature or model.“How do you know which customer is burning your OpenAI budget?”
- AegisFlow — Sits between an app and LLM APIs, masks PII in prompts before they are sent, restores the real values in responses, and writes a signed audit log.“Built an open-source PII masking proxy for LLM APIs, trying to validate if there's a B2B market for a hosted version”
- callm — Wraps native LLM SDK call functions with retries, caching, fallbacks, cost budgets, PII masking and output validation via a Python decorator.“I built a small Python library to add retries, caching, fallbacks, budgets, and guardrails around native LLM SDK calls”
- Astra Preflight — Checks a local API request JSON payload for known migration problems before it is sent.“I built a free, offline preflight checker for GPT-6 Astra API requests”
- apinae migration packs — Provides migration guides and codemods that port code from the OpenAI Assistants API to the Responses API and from the Bing Webmaster SOAP/POX API to REST.“Migration packs for anyone's side projects on OpenAI Assistants API (ends Aug 26th) and Bing Webmaster SOAP/POX API (ends 31st August)”
- Auscope — Audits LLM responses in the background using multiple models from different providers and returns a verified, uncertain, or unreliable verdict.“Hey, I created a tool that catches when your LLM is confidently wrong, in production, in real time — looking for beta testers.”
- Assistants Rescue — Exports OpenAI Assistants data to a JSON backup and generates Responses API code to replace each assistant.“I built a tool to migrate OpenAI Assistants before the API shuts down (Aug 26)”
- Fixing the "garbage in, garbage… — Rewrites a developer's raw prompt into model-specific structured syntax via a Chrome side panel hotkey, injecting cached project context automatically.“Fixing the "garbage in, garbage out" problem with dev team LLM usage.”
- CachePilot — Caches LLM responses keyed by system prompt hash and serves repeat matches without calling the model provider.“I built a quick proxy to stop paying OpenAI for identical system prompts. Free if it helps your SaaS margins.”
- Is anyone else getting surprise… — Tracks OpenAI and Claude API spending by model and user and alerts when a budget is about to be exceeded.“Is anyone else getting surprise AI API bills?”
- Built something that stops AI… — Estimates the cost of LLM API calls before they are sent and holds calls above a threshold for approval.“Built something that stops AI costs before they happen, anyone dealing with this?”
- AI Architecture Scanner — Scans pull requests for AI API usage and posts a comment flagging costly model choices, duplicate AI calls, and missing retry logic.“I built a GitHub Action that reviews AI API costs on every PR — here's what it found in our own codebase”
- Arol — Scans a code repository and flags references to AI models or APIs that are deprecated or scheduled for retirement, along with their retirement dates.“I built a CLI that catches deprecated AI model strings before they break prod”
Pitched as alternatives to OpenAI GPT models
- I kept hitting free-tier rate… — Routes OpenAI-compatible chat requests across several free LLM provider tiers, falling over to the next model when one hits its rate limit.“I kept hitting free-tier rate limits on my own scripts, so I built a router that stacks a few free providers behind one address”
- Rynler — Provides a prepaid, OpenAI-compatible text inference API for adding LLM steps to scripts and automation workflows.“Rynler: prepaid text inference for small scripts and automation workflows”
- Gonka — Routes LLM API calls to independent GPU hosts over a blockchain-tracked network, with spot checks to catch hosts that serve cheaper models.“I help build an open network where strangers' GPUs serve DeepSeek V4-Flash. The hard part is catching the ones that cheat. Feedback wanted”
- RelayRouter — Routes requests from one OpenAI-compatible endpoint and API key to multiple AI model providers for text, image, audio, and video models.“I'm working on an OpenAI-compatible gateway for multiple AI providers. What would make you trust it?”
- Lattice — Serves two small open language models through a free web chat and a free OpenAI-compatible API.“I built Lattice: two small open models (one trained fully from scratch) behind a free chat + free OpenAI-compatible API”
- ramdeck-core — Pools RAM and VRAM across networked machines to run a large language model behind an OpenAI-compatible API.“Pooled RAM across an old laptop, a Windows PC, and a Mac to run a 13B model - source-available, would love eyes on it”
- amble — Turns a sentence describing the user's day into a structured schedule using a small on-device language model.“The scariest line in my SaaS spreadsheet was the OpenAI bill, so I moved the model on-device.”
- Jeff Pro — Acts as a domain-specific AI co-founder that advises on go-to-market, positioning, validation, financial planning and investor simulation for startups.“My AI co-founder launch is what I would describe as providing something which you've used first hand.”
- TESRAC — Generates multi-agent deep research reports on a query and stores them in a public, searchable index for reuse.“Caching Deep Research Output”
- TUFF — Runs large mixture-of-experts language models locally on a Mac by keeping shared weights in RAM and streaming experts from SSD through a bounded cache.“Shipped TUFF 3.0 — a Mac app that lets you run LLMs too big for your RAM”
- EidosStack AI Gateway — Routes API requests to many LLM providers through one OpenAI-compatible endpoint and displays live per-token pricing before requests are sent.“I made an AI gateway that shows live token pricing for 48+ models before you spend anything”
- DocStash — Hosts AI-generated documents and static web apps at stable private URLs that can be published with one click.“A stupid simple way to host and share your AI generated artifacts”
- GPTVoice — Relays a ChatGPT live voice conversation into a Discord voice channel using the user's normal ChatGPT web session.“I built GPTVoice so friends can talk with ChatGPT’s live voice mode in Discord — using a normal ChatGPT account, no API required”
- Aegis — Wraps the Claude Agent SDK in a multi-tenant API and admin dashboard that lets a team share one Claude subscription with per-user keys, rate limits and cost caps.“I built an open source dashboard that turns one Claude subscription into a multi tenant API for a small team”
- OmniGPT Gateway — Exposes a local OpenAI-compatible chat completions endpoint that relays prompts through browser automation to the ChatGPT web interface.“I made a ChatGPT API for FREE and UNLIMITED”