Platform
Model Catalog
Register provider models, capabilities, context, pricing, status, and test results.
What this menu does
Describe the concrete models that routes may select and cost reporting may attribute.
Where to find it
Platform Admin navigation: LLM Management → Model Catalog.
When to use it
- Create or edit a model.
- Record vision, structured-output, context, and price settings.
- Test a model.
- Enable or disable a model.
Before you begin
- Sign in to Platform Admin.
- The account must be allowed to view this menu.
Page regions
- 01Model/provider/capability/status filters
- 02Capability and pricing table
- 03Create/edit model dialog
- 04Test action and toast result
- 05Status confirmation
Supported operations
Create or edit a model
- 1
Select Add Model, or Edit an existing row.
- 2
Choose an enabled provider and enter model ID and display name.
- 3
Set vision, structured-output, context length, input price, output price, and default usage.
- 4
Save after all positive/non-negative numeric checks pass.
The model becomes available for routing when both it and its provider are enabled.
Test a model
- 1
Find the model and select Test.
- 2
Wait for the test to finish.
- 3
Review the success or failure toast.
- 4
If the provider is disabled, enable or repair the provider before retrying.
The test result is shown without exposing prompt or credential secrets.
Enable or disable a model
- 1
Choose the model status action.
- 2
Enter a status-change reason.
- 3
Confirm the update.
- 4
Review routes that use the model as primary or fallback.
Model status changes and the reason is recorded.
Business rules and fields
- A model cannot operate normally through a disabled provider.
- Context length must be positive; price fields must be non-negative.
- Capabilities must reflect the upstream model's actual support.
- Status changes can affect routes immediately.
States you may see
What happens next
- The catalog provides an auditable source for route selection and usage-cost attribution.
Common problems
The menu or action is missing.
The account does not have the required platform access or the item is not available in the current state.
Ask a platform administrator to verify the account role and the record status.
A save or load action fails.
The session may have expired, validation may have failed, or the service is temporarily unavailable.
Keep the shown request identifier if present, refresh once, correct highlighted fields, and retry. Escalate with the request identifier if it repeats.