Prompt
This chart shows some LLM APIs. For each, please state whether it can be accessed by a third party chat frontend like Jan (or others).
Output
The chart you provided lists several LLMs (Large Language Models) along with their costs and usage statistics. Here's an analysis of whether each model can be accessed through third-party chat frontends like Jan or others:
- GPT 4o mini:
- Access via third-party frontends: Yes. GPT-4o mini can be accessed via the OpenAI API, which is supported by many third-party chat frontends such as Jan, LibreChat, and others[10][13].
- Cohere R:
- Access via third-party frontends: Yes. Cohere models, including Cohere R, can be accessed through APIs and integrated into third-party applications like Jan and other platforms that support API-based LLMs[5][11].
- Mistral Large:
- Access via third-party frontends: Yes. Mistral models are accessible via APIs and can be integrated into various platforms, including Jan and other chat interfaces that support API-based models[4][12].
- GPT 4o:
- Access via third-party frontends: Yes. Like GPT-4o mini, GPT-4o is available through the OpenAI API and can be used with third-party chat frontends like Jan[10][13].
- Cohere R+:
- Access via third-party frontends: Yes. Cohere R+ is accessible through the Cohere API and can be integrated into third-party platforms such as Jan or other API-based interfaces[5][11].
- Claude 3.5:
- Access via third-party frontends: Yes. Claude 3.5 can be accessed through the Anthropic API and is supported by several third-party chat interfaces such as Jan, TypingMind, and OpenRouter[6][3].
- Claude 3 Opus:
- Access via third-party frontends: Yes. Claude 3 Opus is accessible via the Anthropic API and can be used with platforms like Jan or other chat frontends that support API integrations[6][3].
In summary, all the listed models can be accessed by third-party chat frontends like Jan, provided you have the necessary API keys for each respective service.
The above text was generated by a large language model (LLM) and its accuracy has not been validated. This page is part of 'LLMs-on-LLMs,' a Github repository by Daniel Rosehill which explores how curious humans can use LLMs to better their understanding of LLMs and AI. However, the information should not be regarded as authoritative and given the fast pace of evolution in LLM technology will eventually become deprecated. This footer was added at 16-Nov-2024.