I found this while looking for a cheaper way to use Claude Code for coding projects, and it's been working well for me.

Full disclosure: The link below is my referral link. If you use it, you may receive additional signup credits, and I may receive a referral reward.

🔗 Sign up

https://agentrouter.org/register?aff=9B5d

What you get

• Free signup credits (I received $175 in my wallet)
• Works with Claude Code
• Supports Claude models and other providers through a single API endpoint
• No credit card required (at the time of writing)

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Generate your API Key

1. Open the signup link.
2. Click Sign in with GitHub (don't manually register).
3. Open API Tokens.
4. Click Create Token.
5. Enter any name.
6. Enable Unlimited.
7. Click Submit.

Watch youtube videos on how to set up third party inference using developer mode in Claude Code.

This is big as the model is Claude Opus 5 and 4.8 and they are flagship models from Claude. You can use this API key anywhere even in Hermes to automate your works like I am doing.
Grab and test this before it ends.

Hi,

I’ve mostly been using AntiGravity and OpenCode with a MiniMax subscription for my work. Recently, I’ve been researching different approaches to agentic coding and came across Pi Agent, which got me wondering whether it would be a better fit for my workflow.

Is Pi Agent worth switching to? How much customization is typically required to get a solid, reliable agent up and running, or is the setup relatively minimal?

I’m particularly interested in multi-agent workflows, since I’ve been using Superpowers extensively with AntiGravity and it has made a significant difference to my productivity. I’d like to know whether Pi Agent can provide a similar workflow or if I’d need to build a lot of that functionality myself.

Would love to hear your thoughts and experience with it.