Minitoolai-bulk-9router: mass cookie harvesting and access to 62 AI models

⚡ The gist in 5 seconds - A 0xgetz/minitoolai-bulk-9router toolkit has been published on GitHub for mass-creating MiniToolAI accounts while harvesting session cookies and tokens. - The author claims it's a wrapper with an OpenAI-compatible adapter that grants access to 62 free AI models and hooks into 9Router. - The tool runs on other people's credentials and violates the services' terms of use — there's no independent verification of the claimed 62 models. ### 🔍 What was found The public 0xgetz/minitoolai-bulk-9router repository describes a two-part tool: a generator that mass-produces MiniToolAI accounts at industrial scale, and a handler that extracts session cookies and tokens from those accounts. The harvested data is fed into an OpenAI-compatible adapter which, according to the author, provides access to 62 free AI models and "flashes" itself into 9Router. There is no information about supported models, limits, or versions in the description. The mechanics are primitive and familiar from the wave of "account pools": instead of a single paid key, a farm of registrations is created, and each request is authenticated with a cookie session and token that get reused by a third-party client. The scheme bypasses official API key registration in the MiniToolAI dashboard, but it survives exactly until the first session reset or fingerprint-based ban. ### 💡 Why it matters The scheme hits the economics of free tiers: AI service operators set per-user limits, and "bulk" generators turn them into unlimited access for the farm owner. For geeks, it's also a reminder of how third-party adapters with someone else's cookies end: sessions get revoked, accounts get banned, and tokens end up with a third party in plain sight. Using such a repository means voluntarily handing over your keys and violating the service's ToS; official OpenAI-compatible endpoints and local models solve the same task without the risk.