Open weights, hosted for you
DeepInfra hosts open-weight models behind an API, so your AI runs them without you running hardware.
DeepInfra
Hosted open-weight models behind one key: the lane for work that runs on open models.
model lane · your key, DeepInfra's prices
Missions
What your AI gets done with it.
Priced per token, by them
DeepInfra meters the key you connect per token at its own prices; ahel adds nothing on top.
The picker follows the key
Once connected, the model picker fills with the DeepInfra models your key can reach; you pick the one you want.
The catalog
Every action, honestly listed.
A model provider gives your AI a lane to think on, not actions to call, so there is no action catalogue here. Tool actions come from the other integrations.
Connect
Your key, their prices.
- Your key
- pasted once in your ahel workspace · encrypted at rest, never shown back to you · removable any time
- Markup
- none, DeepInfra usage at the vendor’s own prices
- Auth
- your own DeepInfra key, from DeepInfra's dashboard
- Billing
- per-token, billed by DeepInfra, no markup
- Models
- hosted open weights, not one vendor's frontier line
- Scope
- thinking only, no tool actions ride this lane
Your own DeepInfra key, created in their dashboard and pasted once into your ahel workspace.
FAQ
Questions people actually ask.
Where do I get a DeepInfra API key?
From DeepInfra's own dashboard; paste it once in your ahel workspace and it is stored encrypted. Signup is open and free, no invite needed.
What does DeepInfra cost through ahel?
DeepInfra bills your key per token at its own prices, which vary by model; ahel adds no markup. DeepInfra's model pages list the current rates.
Why run open-weight models at all?
Some operators want models whose weights are public, hosted by someone else; DeepInfra is that hosting. Whether a given model suits a job is your call; the picker offers what your key reaches.
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