Choose two models, enter a prompt, then dispatch.
Choose two models, enter a prompt, then dispatch.
Creates one OpenRouter key, up to $200.00. Shown once.
No key yet.
Claim your balance and one gets provisioned against the pooled account.
None yet. Connecting one lets Claude, Codex or Cursor read your balance and manage your key without you opening this page.
Connect your wallet to chat with any model using your own claimed OpenRouter key. Your fees, your credits, your conversation.
Chat runs on your own claimed OpenRouter key, stored only in this browser. No key saved here yet.
Paste the key you copied at claim time, or claim one from the Account tab. The key never leaves this browser except to run your chats.
Your key is loaded. Ask anything.
Point your agent at Pipo once. It tops itself up wherever it works.
Register the endpoint, then run /mcp inside Claude Code. It marks the server as needing sign-in the moment our server answers 401, and opens the browser for you.
claude mcp add --transport http --scope user pipo https://pipo.family/api/mcp
/mcp # pick pipo, then Authenticate
--scope user is the point: credits belong to your account, not to one repository, so the agent can top itself up wherever it is working. Drop it to limit the connection to the current project.
Add the endpoint to Codex, then start a session. Codex prompts for sign-in the first time our server answers 401 and stores the token for later runs.
codex mcp add --transport http --scope user pipo https://pipo.family/api/mcp
codex # pick pipo when prompted, then Authenticate
--scope user keeps credits tied to your account, so any Codex workspace can draw from the same balance. Drop it to bind the server to the current project only.
Cursor reads MCP servers from a JSON config. Add Pipo there, reload, then approve the sign-in when Cursor sees our 401.
{ "mcpServers": { "pipo": { "transport": "http", "url": "https://pipo.family/api/mcp" } } }
Settings → MCP # find pipo, click Authenticate
The user config (~/.cursor/mcp.json) makes credits follow your account across every project. Use the project-level .cursor/mcp.json to scope the connection to one repository.