Open-source AI prices fall while Hermes Agent fixes bad release
84,581 stars today65 new projects+35,074 rea
By olud.ai editorial · built from our own tracking data, published daily
OpenAI cut gpt-oss-120b input prices by 73 percent to $0.04 per 1M tokens, leading a broad price-down day across tracked models. Z.AI's GLM 5.2 dropped 33 percent to $0.04, while DeepSeek V4 Pro 0423 fell 10 percent to $0.36. Two models rose: GLM 5.1 up 37 percent to $1.33 and Qwen3.6 35B A3B up 50 percent to $0.15.
The index tracked 84,581 GitHub stars gained across 10,000-plus open-source AI projects so far today, with 65 new projects added. This week brought 2,221 new projects and 100 new Hugging Face spaces. The top gainer "rea" added 35,074 stars.
Several minor releases shipped today. Most were bug fixes, but KTransformers added LoRA fine-tuning for DeepSeek-V4-Flash, and Phoenix added two new models to its playground.
Releases of the day
Hermes Agent v0.22.2 shipped because v0.22.1 was built from the wrong commit, pulling unreleased gateway work and causing the Microsoft Store app to misbehave. n8n 2.43.6 added an XML parser per webhook request body. LangGraph prebuilt 1.1.1 bundled checkpoint-postgres updates. Unstructured 0.27.27 fixed JSON rehydration and overlap category handling. Phoenix 20.22.0 introduced Meta muse-wonder-1.0 and gemini-4-argon to its playground. LoopX 1.4.1 refined its Goal workspace and research decision display.
Input prices fell for six models and rose for two. The largest cut was OpenAI's gpt-oss-120b, down 73 percent to $0.04 per 1M tokens. Z.AI's GLM 5.2 fell 33 percent to $0.04. Alibaba cut Qwen3.5 397B A17B by 9 percent to $0.5 and MiniMax cut M2 by 13 percent to $0.26. Mistral Small 3.2 24B fell 11 percent to $0.08. On the upside, Z.AI raised GLM 5.1 by 37 percent to $1.33, and Alibaba raised Qwen3.6 35B A3B by 50 percent to $0.15.
The newly detected project "itsaplan" is a TypeScript open-source, self-hosted alternative to Linear and Plane. It provides project management and issue tracking where teams and AI agents work side by side. The project has 971 stars.
The Hugging Face community pick, "Any Time, Any Space," proposes a world-state-centric framework for agentic video generation. The authors argue that turning a screenplay into shots requires spatial and temporal consistency across nonconsecutive requests. Passing prompts or recent frames between shots does not give a shared spatial frame. The work has 170 upvotes.
Today's releases were mostly corrective, while price cuts dominated the model market. The drop in gpt-oss-120b pricing, alongside the rise of self-hosted agent tools, points to continued downward pressure on inference costs. Smaller bugs and wrong-commit fixes show the ecosystem still maturing quickly.
Source: olud.ai tracking of 10,000+ open-source AI projects, 300+ models and live provider pricing. Figures are measured, not estimated. All releases · Live pricing · Latest in AI
