How Venice Approaches Model Deprecations in the Venice API
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The Venice API provides developers with open access to production-grade models, ensuring transparency and avoiding hidden filters or black-box decisions. The API undergoes periodic model deprecations to improve performance, replace underused models, and maintain standards, with clear communication and a transition period provided to minimize disruption. Developers are informed of deprecations through a changelog and Discord, and deprecated models remain available during the notice period, after which requests are rerouted or return a 410 Gone response if necessary. All models are uniquely identified, and changes are communicated through versioning, with symbolic aliases available for flexible model selection. The API also offers beta models for feedback collection, which may not be guaranteed to reach production, and encourages community involvement through a public changelog and feedback portal.
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