Public AI cache · open to everyone

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Cache

The AI answer is already out there. Why pay again?

Cache is a shared gateway for AI. Every public request can become a free result for the next person who asks the same thing.

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One request · shared forever-ish · free on a hit · no account to rerun · public by design ·

For developers

Change the endpoint.
Keep the workflow.

Keep the API format you already use. Replace the upstream host with Cache and a matching public result is free to rerun anonymously.

https://api.openai.com/v1/completions
https://meetcache.ai/v1/completions
Three API formats Streaming-aware Deterministic keys

Anonymous mode can only return an existing cache hit. If your exact request is new, the gateway will ask for authorization instead of running it.

Same domain

Ready to check the public cache.

A better default

AI gets more useful
when answers get reused.

01 / FREE ON A HIT

Stop paying twice.

When the exact request already exists, Cache returns the shared result instantly - without generating or charging for another answer.

02 / BUILT TO COMPOUND

Share the useful work.

Every successful miss can add one more reusable answer to the commons. The gateway becomes more valuable with every contribution.

03 / OPEN ACCESS

Rerun anonymously.

Anyone can retrieve a matching public result without an account. No identity required, no platform lock-in attached.

How it works

Ask once.
Answer many.

Cache fingerprints the request, checks the public pool, and only calls the model when it needs something new.

  1. 1

    Send a standard request

    Point an OpenAI-compatible completions request at the Cache gateway.

  2. 2

    Cache checks the public pool

    Matching is deterministic: the same model, prompt, and parameters resolve to the same cached result.

  3. 3

    Get the answer

    A hit comes back free. A miss runs normally and can become the next person’s hit.

Public means public

Bring curiosity.
Leave secrets home.

Requests and their results are contributed to a public cache that others can rerun. Anonymous access is not confidential storage - never send passwords, private keys, personal data, or anything you wouldn’t share openly.