zhibeigg/ai-api-relay-guide

This repository is not a piece of software to run. It is a small static website, built with plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript and hosted through GitHub Pages, that promotes and reviews a specific third-party service called PokeAPI. PokeAPI is what the README calls an AI API relay station, meaning a paid middleman service that lets developers call models like GPT, Claude, Gemini, and Grok through one shared account instead of signing up with each AI provider directly. The page's main selling point is price: it advertises GPT access at about 3 percent of OpenAI's official price and Claude access at about 20 percent of Anthropic's official price, through endpoints that are meant to be compatible with existing tools such as Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, and Gemini CLI. The README also lists claims about the service, including real, unmodified models rather than cheaper substitutes, no artificial rate limiting, transparent per-call billing, monitored uptime, round the clock support, and the ability to issue compliant invoices for businesses. Because this pricing is far below what the official providers charge, a service like this typically works by reselling API access in bulk or through business arrangements with the underlying providers, and a reader should treat unusually deep discounts like this with some caution rather than assuming they carry the same guarantees as buying directly from OpenAI or Anthropic. The repository itself contains no application logic. It exists to host this single review and comparison page, does not collect analytics or ads according to its own description, and states plainly that it is not officially endorsed by OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or xAI. It is released under the MIT license.