Add PromptSpend to AI & LLM Integration - #1595
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Adds PromptSpend under AI & LLM Integration.
There are already several pricing-lookup servers in this category, so to be clear about what is different rather than duplicative: PromptSpend's claim is provenance, not coverage. Others track more models. Here every rate carries the vendor page it was read from and the date it was read, rates that two sources disagree about are flagged rather than silently resolved, and the 26 models that no vendor publishes directly stay labelled feed-sourced instead of being passed off as first-party.
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npx -y @promptspend/mcpget_price,estimate_cost,find_cheaper@promptspend/mcp0.1.5io.github.AndrewAvery7/promptspendAlso available as a keyless CORS-open REST API with an OpenAPI 3.1 description, and a VS Code extension (Marketplace + Open VSX) that annotates a model id inline with its rate and the date it was last confirmed.
The catalogue is re-checked against the vendors by a scheduled job every morning; a run that loses a source or would shrink the catalogue publishes nothing and fails loudly rather than serving a degraded result.