There are too many new AI models. So I put them on TV.

AI models are shipping so fast that I've stopped trying to keep up.

A new model appears.

Then another.

Then a reasoning variant.

Then a free version.

Then a model from a company I've never heard of.

By the time I've finished reading about one, there are five more.

And I don't really want another dashboard for this.

I want to see what's happening.

So I added a new channel to DEV·TV.

📺 NEW MODELS

It pulls new models appearing in the OpenRouter catalog and turns them into an actual TV broadcast.

Not a table.

Not a model comparison page.

Not another grid of cards.

Just programming.

NOW

A new model.

NEXT

Another one.

LATER

And another.

Each story gives you the useful bits:

• Model name
• Context window
• Pricing
• Description

Then it moves on.

You can leave DEV·TV running while you're working and occasionally look up and discover:

Oh. There's a new model.

That's the whole idea.

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Why OpenRouter?

OpenRouter maintains a catalog of models from different providers, with metadata such as model names, context lengths, pricing and creation information.

That makes it useful for answering a simple question:

What's new?

DEV·TV takes that information and turns it into programming.

One important distinction: when DEV·TV says a model was "added 6d ago", that refers to when it appeared in the OpenRouter catalog — not necessarily when the model's creator originally released it.

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This is what I want DEV·TV to become

When I started DEV·TV, the idea was simple:

A TV for the developer internet.

GitHub.

Hacker News.

DEV.

Hugging Face.

Security.

Papers.

Videos.

And now models.

The internet already has endless feeds for developers.

I didn't want to build another one.

I wanted to build the thing you can put on a second monitor and leave on.

Something that tells you what's happening without asking you to constantly check what's happening.

That's why I'm increasingly thinking about DEV·TV less like a dashboard and more like a small developer broadcast network.

You don't turn on a TV because you need to inspect a database.

You turn it on.

And something is already happening.

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NEW MODELS is now on air.

And tomorrow, there'll probably be something new again.

Because, well...

there always is.

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DEV·TV is open source

If you want to see how it works, the whole project is on GitHub:

https://github.com/shouvik12/devtv

It's a single-file, browser-based project with no backend or login.

If you have an idea for something that belongs on developer TV, I'm listening.