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Picking a model used to be a side job. One subscription for chat, an API key for the new release everyone’s talking about, a second key because the first provider was down, a spreadsheet to remember which one was good at code. You were doing procurement when you wanted to be doing work.

Skynet collapses that. Every frontier model lives in the same workspace, on the same subscription, behind the same prompt box. When a new model ships, it shows up in your catalog — you don’t chase it, file a request, or wait for a renewal. The thing you were going to read a launch thread about is already there to try.

Let routing decide, or pick your own

The default is smart routing. You write a prompt; Skynet reads it and chooses the model that fits. A quick reformat goes to something fast and cheap. A gnarly refactor or a long reasoning chain goes to a frontier model that earns its keep. You get a good answer without auditioning four models yourself.

When you’d rather drive, pin a model. Want this whole conversation on Claude Opus? Pin it. Curious whether Gemini handles a long document better? Switch to it for the next message — same thread, same context — and keep going. Routing is a default, not a cage.

Both modes run on the same credits. Every model has a price, and a heavier model costs more per task than a light one — which is exactly why routing is worth having. You see the cost of a task as you run it, so “use the best model” stops being a blank check. There’s a free tier to feel it out before any of that matters.

A typical first hour looks like this:

What the catalog gives you

Browse everything under Models: the full lineup, what each is good at, and the routing rules that decide between them. It’s also where you tune the parts that are yours to tune.

• Smart routing — one prompt, the right model, balanced for quality, speed, and cost.
• Pinning and mid-chat switching — override the default whenever you want, without losing context.
• New releases on arrival — frontier models land in your catalog as they ship, no extra subscription.
• Fine-tuning — adapt a model to your data when off-the-shelf isn’t close enough.
• Credit-based pricing — transparent per-task cost, with a free tier to start.

The point isn’t that Skynet has a lot of models. It’s that you stop thinking about which one. You describe the work; the right intelligence shows up to do it.