ITS INCOM AI documentation

ITS INCOM AI gives you an OpenAI-compatible API on open-weight models. Your account, keys, usage records and files are kept in Switzerland. Your requests are processed only in the zones your key allows: groups of machines, each in one country, with a declared owner.

These pages cover the API, answers over your own documents, and what happens to your data.

Where to start#

• New here? The Quickstart: from your first key to your first answer in five minutes.
• Coming from OpenAI? Change base_url and the key: OpenAI SDK migration.
• Building a chat app? The Chat sessions API: conversations kept for your users, streaming and automatic titles.
• Checking what happens to your data? Sovereignty and Sub-processors.
• Want numbers before code? Three examples, with measured numbers.

What is live#

These pages read the production database, so they are never out of date:

• Models catalog — every model we serve, with its zones and its precision.
• Service status — which functions answer right now.
• Pricing — what each model costs, and what the tiers change.

Four words you will meet everywhere#

1. Model — what generates the answer, named by its model_id. Listed in /v1/models and in the catalog.
2. Zone — a group of machines in one country, with a declared owner. Your key decides which zones a request may use, and a request never leaves them. See Zones.
3. Tier — slow, medium, fast or ludicrous: which machines may serve you, the rate limit of your key, and a price multiplier. See Tiers.
4. Machine — which physical machine answers is our choice, inside your zones and your tier. The model_id is the same everywhere, and you never have to name a machine.

Conventions in these docs#

• Examples use curl first, then Python or JavaScript where it helps.
• $API_KEY is your key, created in the dashboard.
• The base URL of the API is https://api.ai.itsincom.org/v1. Apps that sign their users in — the chat sessions API — use https://my.ai.itsincom.org/api/v1.

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