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Sep 29
ModelsUS vs ChinaSelected23:12
Together Leads OpenRouter Token Share

Together's dominance in token share reflects practical adoption of open-source coding models over proprietary alternatives. Developers in Southeast Asia can leverage these high-performing models through OpenRouter without vendor lock-in, potentially reducing costs compared to premium services like GitHub Copilot.

官方账号Together AI@togethercomputeSource
Sep 28
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Sep 26
ProductsBuildersSelected73°19:12
OpenCode Makes US$60 DeepSeek V4.1 Flash Credit Permanent

Permanently quadrupling the credit signals that DeepSeek's flash-tier economics are now viable for third-party platforms to subsidise, a shift in how cheap frontier-adjacent inference has become. Developers comparing coding-assistant plans can treat this as a direct price benchmark against comparable Claude or GPT flash-tier offerings. DeepSeek's official partnership with OpenCode also shows Chinese labs distributing through agentic coding tools rather than APIs alone.

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Sep 25
Sep 24
ProductsBuildersMulti-sourceSelected23:15
Agent Team Panel Arrives in AI Coding Tool Version 0.17

Multi-agent collaboration is moving from separate orchestration tools into the editor itself, with task status surfaced directly in the UI. Developers running agent teams in daily coding workflows can track members without leaving the chat. Comparing output against V4.1 and Astra results shows how much agent-team quality varies by underlying model.

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Sep 23
ModelsUS vs ChinaMulti-sourceSelected19:27
Step 5 Preview tested on two real coding tasks

Benchmark scores can hide whether a model survives long, multi-step builds, so the value here is watching Step 5 Preview handle mechanical synchronisation and real tooling rather than canned puzzles. Developers choosing between Step 5, GLM-5.3, Kimi K3 and Claude Opus 5 get a practical cost-versus-reliability comparison for agentic coding workflows. The stated price gap makes it a concrete candidate for teams in Southeast Asia and beyond cutting per-task inference spend.

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IndustryUS vs ChinaMulti-sourceSelected73°15:02
Goldman Sachs: US Outspends China on AI Compute $806bn vs $110bn

The compute gap is smaller than it looks, because efficiency gains let Chinese labs deliver competitive inference at a fraction of the infrastructure cost. Developers and procurement teams choosing between US and Chinese models should track OpenRouter usage rankings and token pricing rather than headline capex figures. Goldman expects the next competitive front to be virtual-worker use cases in finance, legal and accounting workloads.

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Sep 22