tradition settings. Those are real parts of it, but there is more. You also get models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and open source providers behind one API, a web app to manage it all, and a coding agent. It is four products on one account and one bill, so you can start with one and add the others later.
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Four products, one account
Inference and APIs
Data Engine
Studio
Gloo Code
What do you want to do?
How Gloo Works
Gloo is the AI platform layer between your application and AI model providers, wrapping leading models in a harness for values alignment and guardrails. Build with them through Gloo’s guardrails, call them directly with nothing added, or ingest your trusted content and ground answers in it, with sources cited. Your application talks to one API, and there are three ways to use it. Not sure which fits? See Endpoint types.Use the models with Gloo’s guardrails (guarded)
Use the models directly (direct)
The Direct Responses and Direct Completions APIs send your request straight to the model you name. Gloo adds no guardrails, output moderation, or values-alignment, so your application owns its own safety. Authentication, metering, and the Gloo model catalog still apply. Direct endpoints add no platform fee: you pay the model’s published rate (see the Models page andGET /platform/v2/models).
Ground answers in your content (grounded)
See the full production journey, from ingesting your content to serving grounded answers and keeping it current, in the End-to-End RAG Pipeline series.
What you get with Gloo
- Guarded and direct endpoints. Use the models with Gloo’s guardrails, output moderation, and
traditionsettings, or call them directly with nothing added. See Endpoint types. - No platform fee on direct endpoints. You pay the model’s published rate (see the Models page and
GET /platform/v2/models). Guarded endpoints add a 6.5% platform fee for guardrails, moderation, and values alignment. - Grounded answers from your own content. With Data Engine access, Grounded Completions can cite the sources they used.
- Provider failover. If the provider serving a model is failing, Gloo sends the request to another provider that serves the same model. See Provider failover.
- A model catalog. More than 160 models across the major provider families, including embedding models, listed live on Supported models.
- Gloo Code. A coding agent for your terminal on the same account. See Gloo Code.
- Organizations and roles. Admin, Editor, and Viewer roles control who can manage content and billing. See Manage users.

