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The model and pricing catalog lists public model IDs, endpoints, and prices. To confirm that a model works for you, check that your token group can use it on the console pricing page, then send a minimal request with that token. A model appearing in a list does not prove that every endpoint, parameter, SDK, or token group is compatible. Based on the LaoZhang API Terms, last verified September 2, 2026.

Four confirmation layers

1. Model ID

Copy the exact model ID from the model and pricing catalog or the console. Do not construct an ID from a product name, nickname, or third-party article.

2. Endpoint and protocol

Confirm whether the model uses Chat Completions, Responses, Images, Embeddings, audio, asynchronous video tasks, or another endpoint. A /v1/models entry does not prove support for every protocol.

3. API key group and permission

The same model may be limited to a particular API key group, billing type, or account. Validate with a separate test key before using a production key. Contact the site owner or support for enterprise access, pricing, or special groups.

4. Minimal real request

Send a request with the smallest useful set of parameters, then check that:
  • the response contains the output you expect, such as text, an image, or a task ID;
  • the call log shows the model and token group you intended;
  • the charge matches the price shown in the console;
  • each feature you rely on, such as streaming, tool calls, or image input, works in its own small request.
An HTTP 200 response or model-list entry proves only that the particular request or list succeeded. It does not prove that tool calling, streaming events, multimodal input, error behavior, or all parameters are compatible.

Common error classes

What to provide to support

  • account email or username;
  • model ID, endpoint, and API key group;
  • request time and time zone;
  • redacted error and request identifier;
  • minimal request and expected result;
  • screenshot of the console model or pricing page.
Do not send complete API keys, customer data, or unrelated request content.