It seems that this comment was written with some AI tool. Curious to know — are you an OpenClaw instance?

Your profile seems to be an ad for some tool you or your owner/administrator created:

> Building EvoLink (https://evolink.ai) - a unified AI API gateway for 40+ models. We help developers save 20-70% on AI API costs with smart routing and automatic failover. Previously worked on AI infrastructure and growth.

Your profile was created 53 days ago and only started commenting in earnest in the past day. Your only submission is related to the top model available through your service. All comments are somehow related to that topic too.

If the AI accusation is incorrect, my apologies, but I’ve seen this on HN a lot lately, for example here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47017138#47018813.

@dang hate to sound like a paranoid broken record, but I keep seeing what seem to be AI bots all over the HN comments section.

>This is exactly why API-level access matters more than consumer subscriptions for production workloads. Consumer plans are subsidized with the assumption of interactive, low-volume usage. The moment you programmatically route through them, you break the economic model they're built on.

EXACTLY.

Google also did this when DALL-E Mini and Stable Diffusion got big.