Is this available as cline/roo-code integration? I think it might be on openrouter too.
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#52Earlier quoted context omitted.
The issue is not about whether the limit is too high or too low. What turned me back was that they claimed "no weekly limits" as a selling feature, without mentioning that they change it to a "daily limits". I understand it's a sale tactics. But it seems not forthcoming, and it's hard for me to trust the rest of the claims.
I don't see what's hard to understand about this.. other providers have weekly limits and daily limits. If you max out your daily every day you might still hit your weekly after 3-4 days of usage, meaning you cannot send more for the rest of the week. This is saying that no such weekly limit exists on top of the daily. E.g. see https://techcrunch.com/2025/07/28/anthropic-unveils-new-rate...
It's not hard to understand, but I think there's a compelling argument to be made that the "daily AND weekly" limits is surely user hostile and differing limits across different pricing tiers can make it harder to tell at a glance what you actually need. It's not that Cerebrus has a feature worth advertising, it's that everyone else has introduced an anti-feature that has become the norm.
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#53Earlier quoted context omitted.
If you review every change as it goes, vibecoded results are often better than human-only and written much faster
If you’re reviewing every change then what does “vibe coding” even mean?
If I'm not mistaken, vibe coding is supposed to be when you don't review at all, you just let'r rip. Reviewing the AI's code is just... Like if coding was riding a bike, and you got an electric bike. Kind of. It doesn't seem like vibes to me.
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#54Groq also probably has this in the works. Fun times.
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#55Earlier quoted context omitted.
If you’re reviewing every change then what does “vibe coding” even mean?
If I'm not mistaken, vibe coding is supposed to be when you don't review at all, you just let'r rip. Reviewing the AI's code is just... Like if coding was riding a bike, and you got an electric bike. Kind of. It doesn't seem like vibes to me.
This is me seeing co-workers PRs :(
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#56Does it work with claude-code-router? I was getting API errors this week trying to use qwen3 Cerebras through OpenRouter with Claude code router.
API Error: 422 {"error":{"message":"Error from provider: {\"message\":\"body.messages.0.system.content: Input should be a valid string\",\"type\":\"invalid_request_error\",\"param\":\"validation_error\",\"code\":\"wrong_api_format\"}
i ended up getting it working through copying the transformer in this issue: https://github.com/musistudio/claude-code-router/issues/407
It hits the request per minute limit instantly and then you wait a minute.
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If you review every change as it goes, vibecoded results are often better than human-only and written much faster
I call this "half vibe coding" (needs a better term). For instances where you know how you'll solve a problem but don't want to type it all out it's great. I tend to comb through the output. Even the SOTA models will make pretty bad performance mistakes, poor maintenance decisions, etc. But it's super useful for getting over the hump of getting started on something.
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#58How is this even possible?
They make frisbee-sized CPUs.
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#59Is this available as cline/roo-code integration? I think it might be on openrouter too.
Cline support added in v3.20.4: https://github.com/cline/cline/releases/tag/v3.20.4
Roo Code support added in v3.25.5: https://github.com/RooCodeInc/Roo-Code/releases/tag/v3.25.5
Cerebras has also been added as a provider for Qwen 3 Coder in OpenRouter: https://openrouter.ai/qwen/qwen3-coder?sort=throughput
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#60Earlier quoted context omitted.
I don't see what's hard to understand about this.. other providers have weekly limits and daily limits. If you max out your daily every day you might still hit your weekly after 3-4 days of usage, meaning you cannot send more for the rest of the week. This is saying that no such weekly limit exists on top of the daily. E.g. see https://techcrunch.com/2025/07/28/anthropic-unveils-new-rate...
It's not hard to understand, but I think there's a compelling argument to be made that the "daily AND weekly" limits is surely user hostile and differing limits across different pricing tiers can make it harder to tell at a glance what you actually need. It's not that Cerebrus has a feature worth advertising, it's that everyone else has introduced an anti-feature that has become the norm.
I don't know, I thought it was useful info given the context of the market. When I buy any service in general (e.g. a phone line) I'd like to know the highlights that differentiate that particular provider from others. And it didn't seem to me like this was front and center to their marketing, it sure seems like their output speed is the killer feature. This was just another item mentioned at the end of a sentence which also says a number of other things and just provides additional clarity about the endpoint.. ¯\_ (ツ)_/¯