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@grida/ai-models

v1.20261014.1

Published

A hand-curated, source-backed catalogue of AI models, their labs, and published prices.

Readme

@grida/ai-models

A hand-curated, source-backed catalogue of AI models: identities, capabilities, limits, provider bindings, and published prices, with the labs that make them and their official logos. Every fact cites a first-party source.

This package is the data, published unchanged from release v1.20261014.1 of gridaco/models. It contains no code.

| file | contents | | --- | --- | | models.json | Model cards, by family (text.catalog, image.models, video.models, ...) | | labs.json | Labs, keyed by lab ID: name, homepage, and logo | | logos/ | Each lab's official logo | | schemas/ | JSON Schemas for models.json and labs.json | | manifest.json | Version, source commit, content digest, and the SHA-256 of every file | | PROVENANCE.md | Source notes that do not fit in JSON |

import models from "@grida/ai-models/models.json" with { type: "json" };
import labs from "@grida/ai-models/labs.json" with { type: "json" };

From a CDN, without installing:

https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@grida/ai-models@1/models.json
https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@grida/[email protected]/models.json

Versions

Versions read <schema>.<YYYYMMDD>.<n>. The major is the schema version, so ^1 follows every snapshot without crossing a breaking change. A new version is published whenever the catalogue's content changes.

License

The data is MIT licensed. Lab logos are trademarks of their owners and are not covered by that license; each lab's entry in labs.json links its source and brand guidelines.