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An AI API gateway should make model switching easier.

A gateway gives an application one integration surface while models, routing and usage details are handled behind it. This guide explains what to check before choosing one.

Who this is for

Useful for developers comparing direct provider accounts with a unified API entry point. The right choice depends on protocol support, model availability, billing, policy and operational needs.

Configuration steps

1

Check protocol compatibility

Confirm that the gateway supports the request format your application already uses, such as OpenAI-compatible Chat Completions or Responses, or Anthropic Messages.

2

Check the live model catalog

A model name in a blog post is not a service guarantee. Confirm the exact model ID, protocol and availability in the current catalog before building around it.

3

Check credential boundaries

Use a separate key for each application or project when possible. Confirm how keys are created, revoked, scoped and protected.

4

Run a low-risk proof of concept

Send a short, non-sensitive request, inspect the usage record and verify error behavior before connecting production data.

Start with placeholders

Replace them only in your private settings.

# A typical compatible client needs
BASE_URL=https://aimyria.com/v1
API_KEY=YOUR_OWN_API_KEY
MODEL=COPY_THE_EXACT_ID_FROM_THE_CATALOG

Use the model catalog to copy the current model ID. The public existing setup tutorial explains the general account and key flow.

Common issues

Credentials and usage scope

Use a key belonging to your own account and follow the service terms and upstream model policies. Never place a key in browser code, a public repository or a shared screenshot.

Next step

After confirming regional availability, open the public overview, tutorial or model catalog and finish the setup with your own account.

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