Why ask that? OpenRouter is very popular.

So popular it was worth of finally create a HN account for the post?

Isn’t this sort of what the reasoning models are doing?

Except they have no concept of what "right" is, whereas I do. Once it seems to gotten itself stuck in left field I go back a few iterations and see where it was.

Cool concept but AI slop photos are really offputting, this would steer me away from your product (as a naive first viewer).

Yes, just use a crisp screenshot related to the use case. Especially when it's a product aimed at developers.

This comment is a bit puzzling to me given that this is literally the very top thing at the homepage.

Wonderfully done.

ChatGPT is still good. Try o3.

What source do you have for 1)? From what I see and from my own and usage of people I know, the main feature people use in Cursor is the Agentic stuff, writing code for you and just clicking 'accept'. Cursor tab is a nice to have but IMO not the primary reason to use it.

I would bet it would still do well. You can give a frontier LLM photos that it has never seen before and it will reason about them incredibly accurately, since is is trained on, well, a lot of other similar photos. You can easily try it yourself, give o3 a photo you have taken yourself of a random place, it will crop, zoom and analyze different sections of the photo until it gets most of the time the exact coordinates of where the photo was taken.

> it will crop, zoom and analyze different sections of the photo until it gets most of the time the exact coordinates of where the photo was taken.

I will give it a try myself too. But all my photos that I take with my iPhone have date and GPS location embedded in the metadata so I will first have to transfer the pictures to my computer and strip them of metadata.

You can just take a screenshot of them. Not the cleanest way to do it but probably the fastest if you don't already have special tools on your phone.

Isn't this basically the idea of agents?

I don't believe so. I thought agents were go-do-that-complicated-interactive-thing autonomously on my behalf. But, more similar to tool use, except, with mixture of experts, each expert assumes the continuation of "participant identity" in the conversation, in that they're fed the whole context.

Yeah you're right, I had a misunderstanding of the term.

The difference is in Germany you print that PDF out from the institution's website, and then send it to them by mail.

Or you scan the printed form (which you filled out electronically), and send it by fax.

I would disagree. German doctors regularly prescribe homeopathic medicine, misdiagnose patients and tell people they just need to drink tea, and also will not supply medicine when it is really needed. This is well researched.

Saying you can not get care by a qualified doctor in the UK is a completely false statement.