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Twigg
Stateful LLM API with no provider lock-in
Stateful chat APIMulti-provider routingContext stored outside providersOpenAPI specllms.txt docs
Opportunity score
59/100
Technically useful developer infrastructure in a fast-growing market, but low visible defensibility and unknown traction make it a moderate opportunity.
Founder verdict
MAYBE
Technically sensible but traction-unknown; a generic Twigg clone is risky, while a vertical stateful-context product could work.
What is Twigg?
Twigg is developer infrastructure that turns stateless LLM provider APIs into a stateful conversation layer. Developers create a chat once, send events, and Twigg stores conversation context, fits it to each model's context window, routes requests across Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, xAI, Fireworks, or OpenRouter, and reports per-request cost. The value proposition is reduced engineering overhead, provider portability, and simpler multi-turn LLM applications. No public revenue, growth, or customer data is available, so the business potential must be judged mainly on positioning, API design, and technical utility.
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