xAI API
Grok series basic model API that developers can use
Product Details
The xAI API provides programmatic access to the Grok family of base models, supports text and image input, has a context length of 128,000 tokens, and supports function calls and system prompts. The API is fully compatible with OpenAI and Anthropic’s APIs, simplifying the migration process. Product background information shows that xAI is undergoing public beta testing until the end of 2024, during which each user can receive $25 in free API points per month.
Main Features
How to Use
Target Users
The target audience is developers, especially those who need to use advanced AI models for application development. The ease of use and compatibility of xAI API allows developers to easily migrate existing code to the new API while enjoying free API points, reducing development costs.
Examples
- Developers can use Grok models to create chatbots.
- Using image input capabilities, developers can build image recognition applications.
- Through system prompts, developers can customize the model's behavior to suit specific business needs.
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