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![FluxNinja joins CodeRabbit](./preview.png)

We are excited to announce that CodeRabbit has acquired FluxNinja, a startup
that provides a platform for building scalable generative AI applications. This
acquisition will allow us to ship new use cases at an industrial scale while
sustaining our rapidly growing user base. FluxNinja's Aperture product provides
advanced rate-limiting, caching, and request prioritization capabilities for
building reliable and cost-effective AI workflows.
We are excited to announce that CodeRabbit has acquired
[FluxNinja](https://fluxninja.com), a startup that provides a platform for
building scalable generative AI applications. This acquisition will allow us to
ship new use cases at an industrial scale while sustaining our rapidly growing
user base. FluxNinja's Aperture product provides advanced rate-limiting,
caching, and request prioritization capabilities for building reliable and
cost-effective AI workflows.

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Since our launch, Aperture's open-source core engine has been critical to our
infrastructure. Our initial use case centered around mitigating aggressive rate
limits imposed by OpenAI, allowing us to prioritize paid and real-time chat
users during peak load hours while queuing requests from the free users.
Further, we used Aperture's caching and rate-limiting capabilities to offer
open-source developers a fully featured free tier while minimizing abuse. These
capabilities allowed us to scale our user base without ever putting up a
waitlist and at a price point that is sustainable for us. With Aperture's help,
CodeRabbit has scaled to over 100K repositories and several thousand
organizations under its review in a short period.
Since our launch,
[Aperture's open-source](https://github.com/fluxninja/aperture) core engine has
been critical to our infrastructure. Our initial use case centered around
[mitigating aggressive rate limits](../openai-rate-limits-2023-10-23/blog.md)
imposed by OpenAI, allowing us to prioritize paid and real-time chat users
during peak load hours while queuing requests from the free users. Further, we
used Aperture's
[caching and rate-limiting capabilities](../how-we-built-cost-effective-generative-ai-application-2023-12-23/blog.md)
to manage costs that in turn allowed us to offer open-source developers a fully
featured free tier by minimizing abuse. These capabilities allowed us to scale
our user base without ever putting up a waitlist and at a price point that is
sustainable for us. With Aperture's help, CodeRabbit has scaled to over 100K
repositories and several thousand organizations under its review in a short
period.

We started CodeRabbit with a vision to build an AI-first developer tooling
company from the ground up. Building enterprise-ready applied AI tech is unlike