FastLLM vs Pic2SVG MCP

FastLLM is an AI API gateway: a single endpoint and dashboard for accessing several large language models. Its site runs on the open-source New API gateway software, which offers OpenAI-compatible endpoints, per-key usage limits and a central admin dashboard for tracking consumption.

The idea is to let developers use different models through one key and one billing account instead of managing a separate account for each provider. Usage is tracked per key, so teams can share access while keeping an eye on spend.

Good fit if you: want one OpenAI-compatible endpoint for several models and simple usage tracking.
Less ideal if you: need enterprise contracts, data-processing agreements or guaran…

Pic2SVG MCP lets an AI agent turn an image file into an editable SVG. It is an MCP server with one tool, trace_image_to_svg, plus a command-line tool and a trace API that both use the same engine. It traces existing artwork such as logos, icons and drawings into vector paths; it does not generate new images from a prompt, and the tracing is deterministic.

To use it, add pic2svg-mcp to the MCP settings of a client that can launch a local stdio server, such as Claude Desktop or a coding agent; it needs Node 20 or newer, and npx downloads it on first use. Then ask the agent to trace a file. You can pick a preset and output path, and the agent gets back the SVG with its path count and file size…