Built around the workload
Concurrency, batch scheduling, context length, and cache policy are tested against interactive and balanced production shapes.
Token Labs serves open models through an OpenAI-compatible API engineered for sustained throughput, predictable latency, and transparent capacity—ready for OpenRouter provider integration.
We tune the complete request path, then publish the evidence behind every capacity decision.
Concurrency, batch scheduling, context length, and cache policy are tested against interactive and balanced production shapes.
Peak token rate is not the launch number. Admission is set by TTFT and streaming TPOT/ITL guardrails.
Validated exports, exact configurations, rejected experiments, and topology limitations stay available.
Read the methodology →One model, one clearly measured capacity envelope, and an API surface designed for provider traffic.
A sparse mixture-of-experts instruction model selected for capability, memory fit, serving terms, and single-DGX-Spark throughput.
Published studies, single-replica controls, partial work, and operational notes now have dedicated destinations.
Our policies explain what is processed, what metadata may be retained, and how capacity is handled.
Prompts and completions are processed transiently, are not intentionally retained after completion, and are not used for training.
Authentication, bounded admission, model discovery, service terms, and policy documentation are maintained for onboarding.
Talk to Token Labs about OpenRouter provider integration, capacity verification, or a model-serving workload.