List chat, embedding, video, and image models
Returns the catalog of chat, embedding, video, and image models available to your team. Shape mirrors OpenAI’s GET /v1/models envelope ({ object: "list", data: [...] }) so SDK clients that already speak OpenAI drop in unchanged. Platform-specific fields (capability tags, lifecycle pointers) live under aurous_metadata on each entry. Per-model pricing lives on top-level chat_pricing (chat models), embedding_pricing (embedding models), video_pricing (video models), or image_pricing (image models) — the unused siblings are null. Video rates are a matrix in credits per million VIDEO tokens, keyed by output resolution and whether the request includes video input; listed video rates use standard (non-team) pricing. Image rates are a small closed tier list in credits per generated image, keyed by output pixel count; listed image rates also use standard (non-team) pricing. Customers can compute credits-per-1K by dividing the published credits_per_M value by 1000. New model kinds may be added over time — clients should skip entries with an unrecognized kind rather than failing to parse the response. When the catalog is empty the response is 200 with data: [] — never 404. No query, path, or body parameters are accepted.
Chat, embedding, image, and video rates are all NOT frozen per Aurous-Version — they track the most recently published rate version for each model, because provider economics and per-model markup are tuned more often than the API contract changes. The receipt echoed on every chat / embedding response (and the cost breakdown on every image / video generation) carries the exact rate that applied at dispatch or hold time, so audit trails remain stable even as the underlying rate card changes. Aurous-Version still governs request/response shapes — pin it for stable shapes, but call the relevant estimate or models endpoint for a current price immediately before you generate.
Authorizations
Your team API key (starts with al_live_).
Headers
Optional API version pin (YYYY-MM-DD). Omit the header to receive the platform default, currently 2026-08-26.
^\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2}$"2026-08-26"
Response
List of available chat, embedding, video, and image models.

