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Gatelit maintains a catalog of models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and Mistral. Each model has a platform default (enabled or disabled), and your organization can override those defaults to match your needs.

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What you see on the Models page

The Models page lists every model in the catalog. Each row shows:
  • Provider — which AI provider the model belongs to (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or Mistral)
  • Model name — the human-readable label and the underlying model ID used in API calls
  • Type — model type, such as chat, embedding, image, or audio
  • Capabilities — whether the model supports structured output (JSON schema responses) and function/tool calling
  • Pricing — the per-request cost rate in USD per 1 million input tokens and per 1 million output tokens
  • Enabled — a toggle showing whether the model is currently active for your org

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Enabling or disabling a model

1

Open the Models page

In the left sidebar, click Models.
2

Find the model

Scroll through the list or use your browser’s search to locate the model you want to change.
3

Toggle the model

Click the toggle in the Enabled column to turn the model on or off for your organization.
Changes take effect immediately. Any new request for that model is accepted or rejected based on the updated setting. In-flight requests are not affected.
Your org’s toggle overrides the platform default. If you re-enable a model that was disabled by default, it becomes available to all users in your org. If you disable a model that was enabled by default, requests for it will be rejected until you re-enable it.

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Provider keys and model routing

When a request is routed to a provider, Gatelit checks whether your organization has a BYOK provider key configured for that provider under Provider Keys.
  • If a BYOK key exists for the provider, all requests to that provider use your key.
  • If no BYOK key is configured, the request falls back to the shared platform key.
Managing provider keys is separate from toggling models. Disabling a model prevents it from being called regardless of which key is in use.