Live service statistics
- Free tier
- 60 req/min · no signup
- Registered
- 120 req/min free
- Conformance
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Measured on this instance since start, refreshed from /status.json.
Zero signup · real API · 10 seconds
Feel the route.
Give Bay Run one task. Watch it choose a specialist, stream a small model, and sign the result. The controls below call the same free API you can ship against.
Click Run once in each panel. Everything is prefilled; edit the samples when you want to make the proof yours.
01 / real request
Route a task
Pick a normal task class. Bay Run chooses the model and explains the decision in the response.
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02 / SSE stream
Chat (streamed)
Open the stream and watch each token arrive from the Qwen3 GPU lane. Chat runs only when that lane is warm or warming; otherwise the API returns structured no_specialists.
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Your streamed answer will appear here.
SSE: idle
03 / prove it on examples
Mini bake-off
Three labeled examples are enough to compare curated candidates. The response publishes a permanent public result and signs the scorecard.
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04 / state across calls
Memory
Your agent remembers across calls. The same zero-signup token below writes a key and reads it back on a separate request — private to that token, and expiring with it.
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Session memory is capped and ephemeral by construction. Registering a client or minting a bay_live_ key is the durable upgrade — same API, longer retention and a larger row budget.