Super poorly IMO. Fireworks' initial breach notification was on Oct 9 [1] and told us we were 'not impacted'. Only for us to find out we were impacted after some of our Anthropic API keys used in Fireworks were 'hijacked'. That in itself took days of investigation and response. I can only imagine Notion are in a similar boat.

To my knowledge we still haven't been formally notified as being included in the Fireworks breach. It makes me extremely skeptical of the " For a limited set of accounts, we also discovered impact to secrets, datasets, and incomplete models." that they detailed in their Nov 9 update [2].

[1]: https://fireworks.ai/security/bulletins/october-2026-securit...

[2]: https://fireworks.ai/security/bulletins/october-2026-securit...

Yes. $1.505bn at a $17.5bn valuation and can't even make a reliable usage page that does not constantly bug out displaying token usage.

They don't care. The same as Openrouter: $7bn valuation, that service feels to me like about 10 devs total.

They don't care, because it's not about providing a product. Fireworks is about inference as much as a mob nightclub is about drinks.