Product · November 2, 2026
Separator sits in front of the models you already call
Claude, Grok, ChatGPT, and DeepSeek stay with their publishers. You attach a key. The lane is still the contract.
A caller can place Separator in front of a model it already pays for. The names Claude, Grok, ChatGPT, and DeepSeek on the models page are the names of those publishers' products. VeloxitySI does not host those weights and does not resell those vendors.
The customer attaches its own key or endpoint. The publisher bills its own usage. The prices listed beside reason-1, code-1, and the other lanes are Separator lane rates. They are not a token price for a named vendor model.
The contract still has to match the lane. A vision prompt does not become a code diff because a familiar model name was attached. The allow-list still decides which lanes may run.
Nominative use of a publisher's name is a label for the endpoint the customer already calls. It is not a claim that VeloxitySI is that publisher, and it is not a claim that the publisher endorses the route.