AI Provider Watch tracks pricing, quota, model, subscription, and status changes. Ottto matches reviewed events to evidence from your tools, plans, models, and accounts—so you know what deserves review.
Reviewed public recordsProvisional feed labeledPrivate impact requires a match
Anthropic · model retirement
Anthropic’s release notes say requests to these IDs now return errors. The reviewed AI Provider Watch record preserves the source, timing, affected surface, and suggested migration review.
A reviewed public record establishes the provider fact. Ottto adds a private match and bounded next step only when your connected evidence supports the link.
Monitor pricing pages, changelogs, release notes, status feeds, and selected provider announcements.
Record source authority, confidence, observation and effective times, impact type, and known limitations.
Compare the event scope with the provider, app, model, plan, account, and evidence Ottto can see.
Point to the relevant cost, quota, provider-status, or official-source view. The operator decides what to do.
Provider Impact keeps when a change was announced, when it took effect, and when APW observed it distinct. Suggested action remains a separate operator review.
Anthropic’s release notes record the API model retirement and say requests to the retired IDs return errors.
AI Provider Watch recorded the official source metadata and retained a content fingerprint in the reviewed repository record.
If these IDs appear in applications, gateways, allowlists, or eval fixtures, review migration to a supported successor before retrying failed requests.
The reviewed repository, the faster provisional feed, and private matched evidence answer different questions. Ottto labels each one before you act.
A durable public event with source metadata, timing, confidence, impact classification, and limitations.
A faster public candidate from monitored sources—not yet a reviewed repository record. It may be promoted, corrected, or retracted.
Ottto tests whether a reviewed event connects to your tools, plans, models, accounts, quota, or usage evidence.
Ottto narrows reviewed events to the tools, plans, models, and accounts supported by your connected evidence. No evidence match means no personal-impact claim.
Illustrative field layout · no customer data, outcome, or impact estimate
Each event type supports a different response. Ottto shows only the timing, state, and impact the available evidence can support.
User-scoped quota and current-source evidence can move a reset through three explicit states—without treating an expected reset as confirmed.
When an effective date is known, advance notice stays distinct from an in-effect state. Cost views use the applicable date-windowed catalog rates.
Retirements, availability changes, and defaults can be matched to active tools when connected evidence supports the link.
When a provider incident is relevant, the review path leads to the provider’s human-readable status page—not a raw machine feed.
Illustrative follow-up types. Not every event produces every state, and dollar impact appears only when applicable rate and usage evidence support it.
Reviewed Provider Impact records can enter the Advisor’s bounded knowledge context. When private evidence supports relevance, the Advisor can explain the connection and suggest what to inspect; you decide what to change.
AI Provider Watch publishes machine-readable events for cost, quota, token accounting, model lifecycle, API, incident, and migration risk. The repository holds reviewed records; the public 15-minute feed carries faster provisional candidates.
Durable public records with evidence metadata and recorded corrections.
Faster public candidates that may be promoted, corrected, or retracted.
$ uvx --from ai-provider-watch apw latest --limit 3This command reads the packaged reviewed snapshot. Use the public live endpoint for the 15-minute provisional feed.
No. A public record establishes a provider fact. Personal relevance requires a separate private match to evidence from your tools, plans, models, or accounts.
The repository feed contains reviewed public records. The 15-minute live feed is provisional; its candidates may later be promoted, corrected, or retracted.
Only that available user-scoped evidence connects the event to the displayed tool, plan, model, or account. It does not prove a dollar impact or prescribe the same action for every user.
Ottto uses user-scoped current quota and source evidence. A reset stays Awaiting until evidence confirms it; otherwise it can become Expired unconfirmed.
No. Dollar impact appears only when the applicable rate and usage evidence support the calculation. Suggested reviews are contextual prompts, not universal recommendations.
Connect Ottto to match reviewed provider records to your tools, plans, models, and accounts—with source, scope, and freshness visible.