Creytix

Models tab

Browse every admitted model, ranked by tier, with live key status — separate from picking one in a chat.

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Preview — early access.

Overview

The Models tab is the browsable list behind the agent panel's picker: every model admitted to the router, grouped by rank, with a description, strengths, weaknesses, and whether it's actually usable right now.

How it works

Models group under five ranks — parallel-pool, fast, balanced, strong, and premium — shown premium-first. Each card shows a key-status dot (● configured, ○ needs a key, ⬤ local Creytix model, free and always available), a provider badge, a trust badge (primary-eligible / parallel-only / candidate), and a cost-class badge (byok-free / byok-metered-cheap / metered / subscription). The list is read live from the generated model registry through a sanitized API route — never the raw registry file itself, so no provider URLs or keys leak into the client.

Steps

  1. Open the Models tab

    It sits next to Secrets in the tab strip.

  2. Scan by rank

    Premium models are listed first, down through strong, balanced, fast, and the parallel-pool.

  3. Check a model's key status

    Look at the dot next to its id — ● it's ready, ○ it needs a key, ⬤ it's local and free.

  4. Read strengths and weaknesses

    Each card lists what it's good at and what it's weak on, so you can pick deliberately instead of guessing.

  5. Configure a missing key

    If a model you want shows ○, add its provider's key under Vault & secrets or BYOK key vault.

Capabilities

  • Rank-grouped browsing — premium down to parallel-pool, in one scroll.
  • Live key status per model, not a static list that goes stale.
  • Trust and cost badges — know at a glance whether a model is meant for the main edit or just a cross-check, and roughly what it costs.
  • Sanitized API — the client never receives provider URLs or raw key values, only what's needed to render the list.

Limits & honest scope

  • This tab shows what's admitted to the router — it doesn't let you add a brand-new provider from the UI; that's a registry change.
  • Trust and rank labels reflect the registry's current classification, which is explicitly provisional for several models pending a P5 benchmark review.