I’ve been wanting to get into legal tech but I never managed to find the opportunity to get in or found folks who are interested in this space. Now I wonder if it’d bit too late to get into this space since now they are startups valued in billions

Where are you based? There's a lot of legal tech in NYC (I work at one such place).

I'm actually in update NY. I've only been reached out from HarveyAI recently. But that's about it.

This is amazing. I can’t wait benchmark to come out $ per performance

I repurposed my old macbook pro from 2013 as dedicated Proxmox machine. I run all short of application on it - mostly pulled from https://community-scripts.org/. Along this, I use free tier of Oracle VM to funnel traffic to my box and use that as reverse proxy appliance. Thee isn't a real need to pay $5-$10 for a VPS if you have old machine lying around and use AI to help you configure it. I gave my setup using whichever LLM model I want to use at that day full access via SSH keys.

Congrats to the OpenRouter team.

I vividly remember back in 2023/2024, I was sitting on my sofa thinking, "there has to be a market to abstract data access layer, something like Terraform but for LLM provider to avoid vendor lockin". Only if I had access to capital to build something like that at that time, I could have been my try for an AI start up.

Except there are like a dozen Openrouter clones out there with nowhere near the same traction. Not as easy as people believe to build a successful startup. The team probably had the right experience and advantage from building OpenSEA.