Infer Route Note · 001
Codex config and a route sheet.
Two public operator tools shipped in this release. Both work without an account. Both state what has not been verified yet.
- Published
- August 11, 2026
- Product
- Infer by Flow7
- Public route state
- Checking…
Codex configuration generator
The new Codex integration page reads Infer’s current catalog and generates a user-level ~/.codex/config.toml block for the selected exact model policy.
model_provider = "infer"
[model_providers.infer]
base_url = "https://infer.flow7.org/v1"
env_key = "INFER_API_KEY"
wire_api = "responses"
The field schema was checked against the official Codex configuration reference and parsed with codex-cli 0.146.0. Public end-to-end certification for every tool loop, stream, and model remains pending.
The static Codex provider block cannot add Infer’s optional relay.session_id. This page does not claim session affinity from configuration alone.
Coding-agent route sheet
The new route sheet calculates a request and monthly estimate from the current Infer prices. It separates fresh input, cached input, output, and fixed request cost, then exposes the exact selector and locked rate record used.
The calculation stays in the browser. Infer does not receive prompt text, token counts, or the resulting dollar estimate. The privacy-minimized product event contains the page, selected model family and policy, and any recognized campaign source, medium, and campaign already present in the URL. It contains no user identifier.
A route sheet is a deterministic estimate. It is not a quote for an unbounded agent run, a public availability claim, or the final request receipt.
Why these shipped first
“One API for many models” is already ordinary. Infer needs to earn attention with operating artifacts: a configuration that can be checked, a price calculation that can be reproduced, a route state that can say unavailable, and a charge record that closes the request.
At publication, public registration and card funding were not available. That dated state is preserved here; current status and account creation are the current sources.