What is on a model page?
Each page at /models/{family}/{model} shows the model's starting price in credits, its parameters with defaults and allowed values, the inputs it accepts, its prompting guide when one exists, and an Open in Workspace button that selects it for you.
Reading the page top to bottom
Hero. The family name and vendor, the mode (text-to-video, image-to-image, and so on), the model's full name and a short description. The Open in Workspace button opens a new project with this model already selected; the raw model id next to it is what the Claude/ChatGPT connector uses.
Price card. From N credits is the estimate at the model's default parameters — for a video model usually the default clip length at the default resolution. If any setting can change the price (duration, resolution, quality, number of outputs, audio on or off) the card says so. The Workspace recalculates as you change settings.
Aspect ratios and input limits. The ratios the model accepts and, for models that take a video, the longest clip it will accept.
Parameters. Every setting the model exposes: name, type, default and the allowed values or range. The values are the provider's own spellings — the same ones the connector must send.
Inputs. Which reference slots the model has (image, video, audio), how many items each takes and whether it is required.
Prompting guide. For families with a guide, the rules LUVI applies when you press the prompt-check feather in the Workspace and when Claude writes a prompt for it. Not every family has one; the guide section is simply absent then.
Other models in this family. Siblings such as the fast, standard and pro variants, each with its own starting price.
Where the numbers come from
Prices are computed from the same billing code that charges you, with that model's markup and no plan discount applied. A plan discount shows only in your own Workspace estimate.
Frequently asked
Why does the price say "from"?
It is the price at the model's default settings. Higher resolution, longer duration or more outputs raise the estimate; the final charge is never above the estimate.
What does the amber New chip mean?
The model was added recently. The chip disappears on its own, typically about a month after the model went live.
Why are there no sample images?
LUVI shows only samples it generated itself. Families without such samples yet have no gallery rather than a borrowed one.