AI Gateway: Hundreds of AI Models in One Place

One question suits one AI model, another suits a second, and a third deserves both so you can compare answers. Buying a subscription for each service is costly and awkward. AI Gateway gathers many models in one place and opens as a Telegram mini app. 🤖

The app description names a figure: more than 200 models. They include popular neural networks for text, code and analysis.

What the profile states

Four promises the developer puts first:

• Many models side by side. More than two hundred options in a single window.
• No subscriptions or hidden fees. Stated in the description. Check payment terms inside the app.
• History on your device. By the description, your conversations are stored only with you.
• Simple interface. Pick a model, write a request, get an answer.

Agents and files

The second direction of the project is agents. The short description says results and files are delivered right in the chat. That helps when you need a finished document or table and a reply alone is too little. 📎

The project website calls the service a cloud agent for research, code and dashboards. Which tasks it truly handles is best tested with a small trial assignment.

Getting started

1. Open the bot and press /start.
2. The bot shows your Chat ID and opens the platform.
3. Pick a model from the list.
4. Write a request and wait for the reply.
5. Try the same request in another model and compare.

Why compare models

Different neural networks answer differently. One is more accurate with code, another writes better prose, a third is faster and cheaper on simple tasks. For an important question, ask two models and look for disagreements. 🔍

If the answers diverge sharply, that is a signal to check facts. A model can state something false with confidence, and comparison helps you notice.

Choosing a model for the task

For short everyday questions a light, fast model is enough. For complex code, long documents and reasoning, take a stronger one: it is slower but errs less often.

Start with an inexpensive option and move up only if the result is weak. That quickly shows where you do not need to overpay. Note which model handled your type of task best. 📝

Writing good prompts

• Set a role and a goal. "You are an editor, cut this text to 800 characters".
• Attach context. More input means less guessing.
• Ask for a format. A list, a table, a letter.
• Refine. The second request is almost always better than the first.

Any model answer needs checking if a decision rests on it. Verify numbers, dates, quotes and legal references against the original source. Ask the model to show its reasoning: mistakes become easier to spot.

For medical, legal and financial questions, a model answer remains a hint, not a professional opinion. ⚖️

Things to keep in mind

Do not send passwords, passport data, trade secrets or other people's personal data to a neural network. Even if history is stored on your device, the request itself is processed on the service side. 🔒

Before you top up a balance, read the terms: how usage is counted, whether refunds exist and what happens to the remainder. Start with a small amount.