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OpenAI's headline model fell from $30 to $2 per million input tokens since Jun 2023: 93% in.
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~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json
{
"mcpServers": {
"modevc-chart-llm-api-pricing-history": {
"url": "https://modevc.com/api/mcp/chart-llm-api-pricing-history"
}
}
}
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OpenAI's headline model fell from $30 to $2 per million input tokens since Jun 2023: 93% in.
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- OpenAI's headline model fell from $30 to $2 per million input tokens since Jun 2023: 93% in.
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- This listing scores 52 (Fair). The formula is published on the methodology page.
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