Models
A model record names an LLM backend and holds the configuration the runtime needs to call it. Bosca AI runs on OpenAI and Google — provider-agnostic, with no lock-in.
The record
A model is a thin record: a key, a name, a type, and a configuration object. The type names the backend, and the configuration holds whatever it takes to reach it — an endpoint, a key reference, default parameters. No provider list is baked in; the record is a label and a bag of settings.
Provider-agnostic
The runtime speaks to both out of the box — point a model at the provider you want and the executor handles the rest. Which backends and credentials are reachable is up to how your deployment is configured, not a fixed menu.
Across the platform
These records aren't just for chat. The models you configure power AI features throughout Bosca — the Kit assistant, image and audio generation, content descriptions, and more — all pointed at the providers you choose.
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