Ornith 1.5 122B
ornith-ai/ Ornith-1.5-122BOrnith 1.5 122B is a mixture-of-experts reasoning model with about 10B active parameters. It takes text and image input. RunInfra serves it as ornith-ai/Ornith-1.5-122B at $0.20 per 1M input tokens and $0.80 per 1M output tokens. Its context window is 262,144 tokens. The API provides OpenAI-compatible chat completions and Anthropic-compatible Messages, POST /v1/messages.
Pricing
USD, pay per token
- per 1M input tokens
- $0.20
- per 1M cached input tokens
- $0.02
- per 1M output tokens
- $0.80
Measured performance
Output speed
302output tokens per second, model only
Time to first token
72milliseconds to first reasoning token
Cache hit rate
87.6%last 24 hours
Access
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- Provider
- Ornith
- API compatibility
- OpenAI-compatible chat completions
- Anthropic compatibility
- Anthropic-compatible Messages, POST /v1/messages
- Accepted input
- Text and images
- Availability
- Available
- Data retention
- Zero data retention by default. Never used for training.
Capacity
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- Context window
- 262,144 tokens
- Maximum request size
- 3.5 MB per request
- Maximum generated output
- 262,144 tokens
Capabilities
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- Tool calling
- Supported
- JSON mode
- Supported
- Streaming
- Supported
- Precision
- BF16, unquantized
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- Gateway compatibility
- OpenAI- and Anthropic-compatible APIs for compatible clients, tools, and gateways
- Prefix caching
- Automatic prefix caching runs on every replica, and requests from the same session or conversation are routed back to the replica that holds their cached prefix. A stable session hint or prompt_cache_key provides explicit grouping; otherwise RunInfra derives it from the start of the conversation or, failing that, the workspace. Hits remain best effort until eviction or a serve restart, never guaranteed. Cached input is billed at the cached input rate. Responses report cached token counts.
- Cache retention
- Prefix cache is held on the serving GPU and evicted under memory pressure. Retention is best effort.
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