PromptShuttle
Drop-in OpenAI replacement that runs multi-agent workflows on the server.
- SI Score
- 74/100
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- Free plan
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What it does
PromptShuttle is a drop-in OpenAI replacement that orchestrates multi-agent workflows server-side. Your app sends one standard chat completions call, and the proxy spawns sub-agents, routes across providers, runs tool calls, and returns the finished result. It is built for platform teams, agencies, and developers who want agent logic out of their application code.
PromptShuttle is useful when you want multi-agent behavior without embedding an agent framework in your codebase. You keep using the OpenAI SDK and change the base URL. Behind that call, the service spawns sub-agents, routes to providers such as OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and DeepSeek, and returns one finished result. A dashboard shows the execution graph, per-step costs, and flow analytics, and an MCP server lets compatible coding assistants manage flows. The site says pricing is usage-based and that you can start free, but it does not list plan limits or exact rates. Before committing, check how provider routing and retries behave under your own load, confirm budget controls match your billing needs, and review the pricing page for current plan limits.
- OpenAI-compatible endpoint, so existing SDK code works after a base URL change
- Server-side orchestration keeps agent logic out of application code
- Dashboard shows agent trees, event streams, and per-step cost breakdowns
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- Adds a proxy layer between your app and model providers
- Agent flows are defined in the dashboard, which ties orchestration to the service