Network / as of 2026-09-24

Where a run goes,and when it stops.

Every run passes admission, then a router, then one read on Neon 1.1. A run that is refused before the read costs nothing.

01 / Path of a run

Four stops, one read.

Your app posts a run to api.opentype.dev. Admission validates the questions and checks your credits; otherwise it returns a 4xx and nothing is charged. The router picks a healthy, decision-capable route; if none exists it returns 503 no_route_available and nothing is billed. Neon 1.1 makes one read with no repair. The probabilities are range-checked, the cost is settled, and a 200 is returned.
FIG. 1 THE PATH OF ONE RUN. REFUSALS AT [1] AND [2] ARE NOT CHARGED.
  1. [1] Admission. api.opentype.dev validates the questions and checks that your credits cover the run. If either fails you get a 4xx and nothing is charged.
  2. [2] Router. The router picks a healthy, decision-capable route. If there is none you get 503 no_route_available and nothing is billed.
  3. [3] Neon 1.1. Runs on OpenType. A decision makes one read, with no repair pass.
  4. [4] Settle. Probabilities are range-checked, the cost is settled, then the 200 is returned.

02 / Nodes

One route in the catalog.

Neon 1.1 serves decision runs. Verdict adapters for four other families are built; none has a route in the catalog yet.

FamilyProviderRun kindStatus
Neon 1.1opentypedecisionin catalog
OpenAIopen_aiverdictadapter built, no route
Anthropicanthropicverdictadapter built, no route
GLMglmverdictadapter built, no route
DeepSeekdeep_seekverdictadapter built, no route
Neon 1.1 (decision)in catalog
OpenAI (verdict)adapter built, no route
Anthropic (verdict)adapter built, no route
GLM (verdict)adapter built, no route
DeepSeek (verdict)adapter built, no route
TABLE 1 ROUTE CATALOG AS OF 2026-09-24.

03 / Model, price, latency

What the route commits to.

Model ids
Requests may pass "model": "neon-1.1" or "neon-latest". Responses report "neon-1.1".
Price
42,000 micro-USD per 1M input tokens and 42,000 per 1M output tokens, as of 2026-09-24.
Latency
No service level agreement is published and no latency figure is promised.

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