Capabilities
GET /api/models/capabilities is the live sheet behind the models cards. It is sourced from chain registration (productscience/inference/inference/models_all), not a spreadsheet.
Fields
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
id | Same id you send as model |
context_length | Prompt + output window the host advertises |
max_tokens | Typical max completion (often 16K) |
supports_tools | Native or proxy-assisted tool calling |
tool_call_parser | Host parser name, when set |
supports_reasoning | Host can emit separated reasoning |
reasoning_parser | Parser id |
quantization | e.g. FP8 |
v_ram_gb | GPU memory the host registration claims |
hf_repo / hf_commit | Hugging Face pin |
units_of_compute_per_token | On-chain compute units |
validation_threshold | Network validation floor |
How to use it
- Pick context for RAG / agents from
context_length, not marketing names - If
supports_toolsis false, still try tools — the proxy can simulate — but prefer a tools-capable id - Quantization and VRAM are host facts, not quality SLAs
OpenAI list vs capabilities
GET /v1/models is the short list of currently routable ids. Capabilities may still mention a model that just unlisted. Always send an id that /v1/models returns right now.
Jev
jev is not a Gonka model. It is a real decision model, not a chat model. The calling guide, request shapes, and eligibility rules are on Jev. MiniMax, DeepSeek, GLM, Qwen, and Kimi on this API run on Gonka.