Run Thinking Machines Inkling through Vercel AI Gateway
Use Vercel's AI Gateway model page to test Inkling as thinkingmachines/inkling without adding another provider integration. Inkling is Thinking Machines' open-weights multimodal MoE model, with text, image and audio inputs, controllable th...
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Use Vercel's AI Gateway model page to test Inkling as thinkingmachines/inkling without adding another provider integration. Inkling is Thinking Machines' open-weights multimodal MoE model, with text, image and audio inputs, controllable thinking effort, and long-context support. Treat it as an evaluation target for multimodal agent workflows, not as an automatic replacement for stronger closed frontier models.
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Vercel has added Thinking Machines' Inkling to AI Gateway under thinkingmachines/inkling, so teams already using AI Gateway can test it through the same playground, routing, budget, retry and usage-tracking layer they use for other models. Inkling is an open-weights multimodal MoE model from Thinking Machines with text, image and audio inputs, controllable thinking effort and long-context support. Use it for practical evaluation of multimodal agent workflows, document/audio reasoning and fine-tuning paths; compare latency, cost and output quality before moving production traffic.
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