AllModels
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AllModels just launched on Product Hunt for routing “abliterated” models across providers. It auto-falls back and compares availability and token prices in one place.
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AllModels has returned to Product Hunt for a second launch, and this one is aimed at a very specific headache: getting “abliterated” language models to work across multiple providers without constant babysitting.
The pitch is simple enough. Route requests across providers, let the system pick the right model for the task, and keep going when one option drops out. Automatic fallbacks are the big promise here, along with modality-aware selection so the tool can decide based on the kind of job being handled, not just whatever is easiest to hit.
The other hook is visibility. AllModels wants to give users one place to compare availability and token prices, which matters if you are trying to keep model access reliable without turning every integration into a manual scavenger hunt.
This is launching with developer tools, artificial intelligence and security tags, which is a pretty good clue about the audience. The team behind it is Articos. And the framing here is less about flashy demos than about operational control: fewer dead ends, fewer surprise outages, and a clearer view of what each provider is actually charging.
My take — AI-written commentary, not fact-checked reporting
This is the unglamorous AI product category that keeps getting more important: plumbing. Everyone loves talking about model magic until the endpoint disappears or the bill arrives. A tool that makes routing and price comparison less annoying is probably doing more real work than half the splashier launches on the page.
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