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Browse all available models or search by name. Filter by provider or by the input and output modalities a model supports.
Browse a curated catalog of leading language models from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, and more. Compare capabilities, modalities, and cost — and give every agent exactly the foundation it needs.
Model choice is an operational decision — capability, modality, and cost all shift the outcome of the work your agents do every day.
A default you cannot change is a decision made without you.
A single default model cannot serve research agents, multimodal content tools, and high-volume support automations equally well. Cost, quality, and capability trade-offs matter — and they compound.
When a model is deprecated or needs to change, teams often cannot tell which agents depend on it until something breaks.
Without org-level governance, anyone can deploy agents on any model, regardless of cost, compliance requirements, or internal standards.
Opal's model catalog gives your organization a single place to discover, evaluate, and govern the models that power your digital workforce.
Browse over 200 models from leading providers including Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google — organized, searchable, and always current as Opal monitors for new releases and deprecations.
Find the right model by filtering on what it can take in and produce: text, images, audio, video, or files. Match each agent's task to a model built for it.
Every model runs on Opal credits, so your entire AI budget lives in one place instead of a dozen separate subscriptions. Model usage is passed through at cost, and credit pricing simply reflects what the providers charge.
Token caching and other cost optimizations are applied automatically — without configuration. Lower costs, no extra work.
See every Model Config, Agent, and Agent Template that depends on a given model. Before changing or disabling a model, know exactly what is affected.
Administrators can disable models that do not meet internal standards. The catalog your team sees only shows what has been approved for use.
Browse all available models or search by name. Filter by provider or by the input and output modalities a model supports.
Open any model to see its specifications, capabilities, supported parameters, and token cost in Opal credits.
Use the Linked Resources view to see which Model Configs, Agents, and Agent Templates rely on a given model — essential context before making any change.
Use a model directly to create an Agent or Agent Template, with the right foundation in place from the start.
Administrators disable models that fall outside policy. Every member who opens the catalog only sees what the organization has approved.
Opal is not in the business of making money on tokens. Model usage is passed through at cost through the credit system, so consolidating your AI spend here is simply the cheaper way to run it.
You do not need separate seats and plans with Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, and everyone else. One agreement with Opal covers every model in the catalog.
Credits are priced to reflect what providers charge for tokens. We do not mark up model usage, and we do not make margin on your consumption.
Agents, tasks, flows, and threads all draw from the same credit balance, so a single budget covers everything your organization runs.
Because every workload settles in the same unit, you can compare the real cost of models, teams, and workflows without reconciling separate invoices.
Opal continuously monitors for new and deprecated models. You always work from a live, supported list — not yesterday's state.
Compare capabilities, modalities, and cost side by side before committing to a model. No guesswork required.
Token costs shown in Opal credits make it straightforward to understand and compare what running each model actually costs.
Token caching reduces credit usage automatically. No manual optimization required.
Administrators maintain control over which models are in use. Traceability through Linked Resources makes change management predictable and informed.
When you use a model and provider that supports zero data retention, Opal enables it automatically. No extra configuration required. Eligible workloads benefit from stronger data handling without any additional steps on your end.
Capability, modality, and cost — weighed once, up front, with full visibility into what depends on the choice.
A support operations lead is building an agent for triaging and drafting replies to inbound tickets. She opens the model catalog, filters by text input and output, and compares two candidate models on capability and cost per credit. She chooses the model that balances quality against a lower credit cost — and because the model supports zero data retention, Opal enables it automatically.
A marketing manager needs an agent that produces both campaign copy and supporting visuals. He filters the catalog by text and image output to surface only models that can deliver both, reviews specifications and cost, and selects the right option for his creative and budget requirements.
An administrator reviews the catalog and disables models that do not meet internal policy. Before disabling one, she opens its Linked Resources view and checks which agents and templates currently depend on it — understanding the impact before coordinating the change with her team.
Administrators control which models are available across the organization.
Enabled automatically for models and providers that support it — no configuration required.
Every Model Config, Agent, and Agent Template tied to a model is visible before any change is made, so governance is informed by real usage.
Model-level changes and administrative actions are tracked in the platform's activity log.
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