Every model, distilled.

Fable-class capability at Opus prices: the default pick for serious agentic and coding work.

The everyday frontier model: elite reasoning, great instructions-following, mid-tier price.

OpenAI's top tier: operates software like a person and leads the hardest math.

Anthropic's Mythos-class top tier for the longest, hardest problems where cost is secondary.

Google's multimodal monster: sees, watches and listens better than anything, and writes up to 1M tokens back.

The workhorse: faster and cheaper than Opus, and it edges ahead on agentic coding.

xAI's best coder yet: elite math, live X knowledge, aggressive pricing.

Meta's first true frontier model, with six reasoning levels and a memory system.

Absurdly fast frontier-lite model with a free tier and strong agentic chops.

A 2.8-trillion-parameter open model that developers prefer for front-end work.

The most capable US open-weights model: multimodal in, 1M context, runs on your own hardware.

Alibaba's proprietary flagship, tuned hard for coding agents and science code.

Tiny price, startling computer-use skill: the sub-agent and high-volume specialist.

The free-tier GPT-6: fast, friendly and cheap enough for anything high-volume.

Open 1.6T MoE with elite competitive programming at a tenth of closed-model prices.

Europe's trillion-parameter answer: 160+ languages, weights promised to developers.

Post-training-only upgrade that turned GLM into a serious open terminal agent.

MIT-licensed speed demon: near-frontier coding for pennies, with built-in search.