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Models catalog

Stratix Public Models catalog — 175+ models with metadata, capability tags, and per-benchmark scores.

The Stratix Public Models catalog is the read-only browse layer over the platform's model catalog. 175+ models, refreshed continuously, with rich metadata and benchmark scores.

URL: stratix.layerlens.ai/models

What you can see for each model

  • Identity — provider, model family, version, release date

  • Capabilities — chat, code, reasoning, vision, embeddings, tool-use

  • Context window — maximum tokens

  • Modalities — text, vision, audio

  • Licensing — proprietary, open-weight (with license name)

  • Pricing — provider-published per-token cost

  • Per-benchmark scores — every benchmark this model has been evaluated against

  • Score history — how the model has performed over time

Filtering

Sidebar filters:

  • Provider (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta, Mistral, etc.)

  • Capability

  • Context window (minimum)

  • Licensing (proprietary / open-weight)

  • Modalities

Sorting

  • Alphabetical

  • By score on a chosen benchmark

  • By release date (newest first)

  • By popularity (view count)

Searching

Free-text search across model name, provider, and description. Supports operators like provider:openai and capability:code.

Per-model page

Each model has a dedicated page with:

  • Hero card (name, provider, capabilities)

  • Full metadata

  • Score table across benchmarks

  • Score-history chart

  • Public evaluations that included this model

  • Quick Compare button to compare with another model

How scores are produced

Scores in the public catalog come from public evaluations run by LayerLens or contributed by partners. Methodology is documented per benchmark on the benchmarks catalog. Quarterly research reports add narrative around the trends.

Where data refreshes from

The model catalog updates as LayerLens runs new public evaluations and as new models are added. Per-model "last updated" timestamps appear on the model page.

Where to next

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