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9router offers about 50 free Kiro credits per month and a no-auth OpenCode option: what should a beginner test first?

If u want to try AI coding without adding another monthly bill, 9router says it can connect Claude Code, OpenClaw, Codex n other clients to free providers. Its README lists about 50 Kiro credits per month and an OpenCode Free option with no authentication.

Review the router here: https://github.com/decolua/9router

This matches my focus on free AI tools, free AI APIs, OpenClaw resources, n automation tools for making money. The free offers can change, so treat the numbers as current project documentation, not a permanent promise.

  1. Read the provider table before connecting anything.
  2. Try a harmless coding task first.
  3. Check where your prompts and files are sent.
  4. Watch the quota and fallback behaviour.
  5. Remove access if the provider or relay feels unclear.

More tool and automation resources are on the coding180 marketplace.

Which would u test first, the Kiro credits or the no-auth OpenCode route?

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