OfoxAI

OfoxAI is a hosted API gateway for developers who want to access several model families through one account. The official documentation advertises more than 100 models and three protocol formats: OpenAI-compatible, Anthropic-native and Gemini-native. The gateway also presents image and video generation alongside language-model requests.

Choose a protocol and a model route

The documented setup changes the provider endpoint, key and model identifier in a compatible client. The gateway keeps the account balance and dashboard together while users select different models. This can reduce the amount of separate provider configuration in an application, but the selected route still determines which features and parameters are available.

The homepage shows a video-generation request followed by a status lookup for the resulting file. Its image and video prices use different units from text-model token pricing. Check the current catalog entry and request schema for the task rather than treating all models as interchangeable.

Verify the integration you actually need

The integration directory lists guides for coding clients, SDKs and frameworks, including Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cline, LangChain and LlamaIndex. It explicitly marks Cursor as incompatible and points readers to alternatives, so broad protocol compatibility does not imply every editor is supported.

The captured Claude Code guide also distinguishes a successful text response from working tool calls. It recommends matching the request against account usage records and evaluating tool behavior separately. Use that distinction when checking an integration: a reply alone does not prove that the intended provider or required agent features were used.

Compare usage cost and data handling

The homepage describes pay-as-you-go billing with no platform fee. Individual model rates vary, including separate input/output token rates and per-image or per-second media charges. Read the live pricing card before estimating a workload.

The publisher says requests are routed in real time and retained only in short-term operational logs. That statement does not specify an exact retention duration or establish a particular compliance certification. Review the service terms for your application. The homepage's uptime and latency figures are vendor claims, rather than measurements of your own route or workload.