Live pricing — input, cached input, and output rates per model — is published on the model catalog and returned by
GET /v1/models. Single source of truth so the website, the gateway, and your code never drift.
For Kimi K2.6 routes, Moonshot documents the limit as input plus output fitting within the 256K context window; Cogito therefore advertises a 256K max-output cap while upstream may still reject requests whose prompt leaves insufficient room.
Throughput is locked at 70 tokens/sec across the fleet for the MVP — we run a uniform serving target while we tune Trainium / GPU autoscaling. Real-world per-request throughput varies with prompt length and concurrent batch saturation.
Hardware is managed by Cogito. We route each model to the right silicon for the workload and may transparently shift between tiers if it produces lower P99 — output is bit-identical either way.
Capabilities
All catalog models support:- Streaming SSE
- Function / tool calling (OpenAI-shape
tools[]) - Multi-turn chat with system prompts
structured_outputs from GET /v1/models also support
Structured JSON outputs through grammar-constrained decoding. Routes that omit
that feature, including GPT-OSS and current ultra-fast TPU preview lanes, reject
enforced response_format requests with a 400.
Picking a model
- Frontier reasoning + long context →
zai-org/GLM-5.2-NVFP4. 1M-token window, strong coding and agentic reasoning. - Coding agents and tool-heavy workflows →
moonshotai/kimi-k2.6. Served from the AWS B300 high-capacity route. - Latency-sensitive Kimi requests →
moonshotai/kimi-k2.6:fast. Dedicated AWS B300 SGLang route; lower per-route capacity than the default. - TPU preview Kimi requests →
moonshotai/kimi-k2.6:ultra-fast-new. Dedicatednew-kimiBasalt TPU lane with a 9,216-token context limit. - Cheap general chat / coding →
gpt-oss-120b. Cheapest path to GPT-4-class output quality. - Multilingual + tool use →
qwen-3-235b. Strong non-English coverage.