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AI Models & Language Support

Bike4Mind supports a wide range of state-of-the-art AI models for both text and image generation, giving you the flexibility to choose the right model for your specific needs.

Supported Text Models​

OpenAI Models​

  • GPT-4o - Latest multimodal model with vision capabilities
  • GPT-4o-mini - Cost-effective version of GPT-4o
  • GPT-4-Turbo - High-performance model with 128K context
  • GPT-4 - Original GPT-4 model
  • GPT-3.5-Turbo - Fast and cost-effective
  • O1 - Reasoning-focused model
  • O1-mini - Smaller reasoning model

Anthropic Models​

  • Claude 3.5 Opus - Most capable Claude model
  • Claude 3.5 Sonnet - Balanced performance and cost
  • Claude 3.5 Haiku - Fast and lightweight

Google Models​

  • Gemini 1.5 Pro - Google's flagship model
  • Gemini 1.5 Flash - Optimized for speed
  • Gemini 1.0 Pro - Previous generation

Open Models​

  • DeepSeek V3 - Advanced open model
  • LLaMA 3.1 (via Ollama) - Meta's open model
  • Mixtral (via Ollama) - Mixture of experts model

XAI Models​

  • Grok-2 - X.AI's flagship model
  • Grok-2-mini - Smaller, faster variant

Supported Image Models​

FLUX Models (Black Forest Labs)​

  • FLUX Pro Ultra - Highest quality, photorealistic
  • FLUX Pro - Professional quality
  • FLUX Kontext Pro - Image-to-image transformations
  • FLUX Kontext Max - Maximum quality transformations

OpenAI Models​

  • DALL-E 3 - Latest generation
  • GPT-Image-1 - Legacy model

Model Configuration​

Temperature (0.0 - 2.0)​

Controls randomness in responses:

  • 0.0: Most deterministic, factual
  • 0.7: Balanced creativity
  • 1.0: Default setting
  • 2.0: Maximum creativity

Max Tokens​

Controls response length:

  • Automatically adjusted based on model capabilities
  • Context-aware limits to prevent overflow
  • Model-specific maximums respected

Advanced Settings​

Streaming​

  • Real-time token-by-token generation
  • Reduces perceived latency
  • Available for most models

Multiple Responses (n)​

  • Generate 1-4 parallel responses
  • Compare different approaches
  • Useful for creative tasks

Thinking Models​

  • Explicit reasoning steps
  • Configurable token budget (1000-32000)
  • Available for select models (O1, DeepSeek)

Model Selection Best Practices​

For General Use​

  • GPT-4o-mini: Best balance of cost and performance
  • Claude 3.5 Sonnet: Excellent for analysis and writing
  • Gemini 1.5 Flash: Fast responses for simple queries

For Complex Tasks​

  • GPT-4o: Multimodal understanding
  • Claude 3.5 Opus: Deep analysis and reasoning
  • O1: Mathematical and logical problems

For Creative Writing​

  • GPT-4-Turbo: Large context for long-form content
  • Claude 3.5 Opus: Nuanced creative output
  • Temperature: 0.8-1.2

For Code Generation​

  • GPT-4o: Latest syntax understanding
  • DeepSeek V3: Excellent code comprehension
  • Temperature: 0.3-0.5

For Image Generation​

  • FLUX Pro Ultra: Photorealistic images
  • DALL-E 3: Creative and artistic
  • FLUX Kontext: Image transformations

Context Windows​

Different models support different context lengths:

ModelContext WindowBest For
GPT-4o128K tokensLong documents
Claude 3.5200K tokensExtensive analysis
Gemini 1.5 Pro1M tokensMassive documents
DeepSeek V364K tokensCode repositories

Cost Optimization​

Tips for Managing Credits​

  1. Start with smaller models for initial drafts
  2. Use streaming to stop generation early if needed
  3. Set appropriate max tokens to avoid waste
  4. Enable caching for repeated queries
  5. Monitor usage in real-time

Model Cost Tiers​

  • Economy: GPT-3.5-Turbo, Gemini Flash
  • Standard: GPT-4o-mini, Claude Haiku
  • Premium: GPT-4o, Claude Opus
  • Ultra: O1, specialized models

API Keys & Custom Models​

Bring Your Own Keys​

  • Use your own API keys for any provider
  • Organization-wide key management
  • Secure key storage

Ollama Integration​

  • Connect local models
  • Custom model support
  • Privacy-first approach

Enterprise Features​

  • Custom model endpoints
  • Fine-tuned model support
  • Dedicated infrastructure