What is AIAPI?
An OMO project for connecting to configured AI models. Explore the public catalog, then manage available keys and usage in your console. Not every provider or model is necessarily enabled.
What do I need to get started?
An account, model access, a valid API key, and a compatible application. Check balance, limits, and pricing first.
Where do I create an API key?
Open API keys in the console after signing in. Use an identifiable name and appropriate restrictions.
Is my password the same as my API key?
No. Your password signs you into the account; the API key authorizes application requests. Keep both private.
Which models are available?
Check the catalog, model details, supported endpoints, and group conditions. Account and key restrictions may also apply.
Which model is best for Georgian?
Test representative examples from your own task. Compare natural phrasing, grammar, accuracy, and instruction following.
Do all models use one request format?
No. A shared base address does not imply identical endpoints or formats. Check the model’s API tab.
Will public performance figures match my app?
Not necessarily. Input size, output size, networking, and model conditions matter. Measure your actual workflow.
How do I estimate cost?
Check billing units, separate input/output prices, group rates, caching, and dynamic conditions. Confirm actual charges in usage records.
What do 1K and 1M mean?
One thousand and one million tokens. A token is not necessarily a word; tokenization depends on the model and language.
Is the first test free?
Not automatically. Unless your account explicitly has a free allowance, tests may be billed normally.
Which payment methods are available?
The balance section shows the currently configured options for your account. This guide does not promise a specific method.
Can I put the key in browser code?
Do not expose a secret key in public browser code. Use your server, enforce access there, and store the key in an environment variable or secret store.
What if a key is exposed?
Revoke it, create a replacement, update your application, and review usage. Removing it from the latest code revision is not enough.
Can I send confidential information?
Review the applicable terms, access rules, and organizational policies first. Minimize or anonymize data where possible. No unverified retention or privacy guarantee is made here.
Should I resend after a timeout?
Inspect the error and usage records first. The request may have been processed. Limit retries to avoid unnecessary load and potential additional charges.