AI that works every day.
For less than a cent a month.
Any AI job that repeats, from research to summaries, from classification to reports, can run on its own on free models. A paid model stays only as fallback, and a check written in code blocks mistakes before they go out. On my system, models cost $0.0069 this month.
Same work, very different bills.
A real example: my system that every day reads the news, picks the best, writes and publishes. About 44 million tokens a week. On a paid model, for the same work, this is the bill.
Free models: real spend. Paid models: estimate on the same token volume. Another model would use a different number of tokens.
Five pieces. None of them is a bigger model.
Two ways.
Install it with your AI agent, or have me do it on your job.
The kit
Do it yourself
$19
The service
I do it for you
€290 €490
Launch price.
Before buying, read the free guide.
8 pages: the bill, the five pieces, what free models can and cannot do, the limits said plainly. Enough to know if it is for you.
What you are probably thinking.
“Don't free models make more mistakes?”
Yes. That is why a job counts as done only when a check written in code passes, not when the model says it is done. A weaker model with a strict check beats a stronger one you trust blindly.
“What can I use it for?”
Any AI job that repeats and can be checked: summarising documents or news, sorting incoming requests, extracting data from text, preparing drafts and reports, answering questions on public material.
“Can I send it my clients' data?”
No. Free providers may log prompts. This system is for material you could publish. Private data needs the paid model, and the guide says so.
“Do I need to code?”
No. Your AI agent, Claude or ChatGPT, does it all following the instructions in the kit: install, test, adapt to your job. If you would rather not touch anything, there is the service.
“Does it work with my agent?”
Yes, with Claude or ChatGPT. The kit contains the instructions for the agent, which installs it and adapts it to your case.
Where it comes from.
It is the engine of Poltronave, a site that posts on X every day and on its blog every week without me writing a line. The kit is that system rewritten in a generic form, for any job, and tested from scratch on a clean server.
Deep dive: Claude Code free with OpenRouter: setup and real costs.