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Model catalog

How to discover models, read their tier class and capabilities, and understand which ones are actually offered.

Discover models

Three ways to browse

Call GET /v1/models (authed) for the models your plan entitles you to, hit /public/v1/pricing and /public/v1/models for the full public catalog with tier class, provider, modality, and capabilities, or browse the /models directory in your browser.

# Your entitled models (authed)
curl https://api.anoman.io/v1/models \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer anm-sk-..."

# Full public catalog with tier class, provider, modality, capabilities
curl https://api.anoman.io/public/v1/pricing
curl https://api.anoman.io/public/v1/models

Each model has a clean model id (for example deepseek-chat) that you pass as the model parameter on every request.

Tier classes

Model tier class drives cost

Every model belongs to one of four tier classes. The class sets the tier multiplier in the weighted-token formula and controls which plans may use the model. Cheaper classes consume far less of your allowance.

ClassMultiplierTypical models
budget×1Small, fast, low-cost models
mid×4Mid-size general-purpose models
premium×17Flagship frontier models
ultra×42Largest / most expensive models

Capabilities

Capability flags

The public catalog exposes capability flags so you can filter for what a request needs before you route to a model:

  • streaming — supports token-by-token SSE output.
  • vision — accepts image input.
  • tools — supports function/tool calling.
  • reasoning — exposes extended reasoning output.

Some models are flagged as ops-recommended defaults; those drive the default pickers in Copilot and the Design studio, so you get a sensible model without choosing one.

What 'offered' means

Offered = active + public + reachable

A model is only advertised as offered when it is is_active AND is_public AND reachable. A daily reachability sweep sends a real probe to every public model and only keeps advertising the ones that actually respond, so the catalog never lists a model that would fail your call.

Self-healing catalog. A model that fails the sweep is de-listed automatically and re-appears the next day once it responds again — you never route to a dead endpoint from the public catalog.

Providers & routing

Real providers, sovereign routing

Each model shows its real provider brand and a data-processing region — the actual company running the weights, not just the aggregator you reached it through. Bedrock models are available in Singapore (PDPA) and Jakarta (UU PDP).

Regulated customers can lock routing to compliant providers; a non-compliant provider returns 403. See Regional routing for how residency is enforced.

Browse every model

The Models directory lists tier class, provider, capabilities, and live pricing for the whole catalog.