Models

The Codebyby console shows the models available to your account. Model availability, pricing, context length, and rate limits may vary by plan and upstream capability, so always use the Codebyby console as the source of truth.

Choosing a model

Start from the use case:

Scenario	Recommendation
Daily chat	Use a stable general model with lower cost
Code generation	Use a model with stronger coding ability and longer context
Long documents	Check context length and output limits first
Image or multimodal	Confirm that both client and model support the input type

Filling in the model name

The model name must match the console exactly. Do not use display names, notes, or upstream examples unless the same model name appears in your Codebyby console.

If the client supports fetching models, prefer automatic fetching. If manual input is required, copy the model name from the console.

Common mistakes

• Extra spaces or line breaks in the model name
• Using a model not included in the current plan
• Choosing a non-compatible model in an OpenAI-compatible client
• Correct Base URL but API key has no access to the model