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DevOps
|8 min read

Swapping Across 25 Models With One Line

Choosing a model is usually a commitment: an SDK, a key, an integration. Through the gateway it is a string, so you can shop the whole catalog per task. And the catalog spans a 100x price range, which turns model choice into your biggest cost lever. Here is the swap, the price spread, and a real multi-model run.

DevOps
|8 min read

Per-Branch AI Endpoints: Isolating Model Spend Across Prod, Preview, and CI

When previews, CI, and production all call models with the same key, you cannot tell what a preview cost or notice a runaway test until the invoice. Because a Neon branch is its own deployment with a usage ledger that lives in the branch's Postgres, model spend is attributed and isolated per environment. I proved it: a CI branch spent tokens while production stayed flat.

DevOps
|8 min read

Model Fallback and Routing Without a Provider SDK Each

Models have outages, rate limits, and bad minutes. A resilient app falls back to another one, but building that across providers normally means a different SDK and error shape for each. Through one OpenAI-compatible gateway, fallback is a loop over model names. Here it is, tested against a real failure.

DevOps
|9 min read

One Key for Claude, GPT, and Gemini: the Gateway Pattern

Using three model providers usually means three API keys, three SDKs, and three billing relationships sprayed across your code. An AI gateway collapses that to one credential and one OpenAI-compatible endpoint. I proved it on a Neon Function: the same call answered by GPT, Claude, and Gemini.