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Registering a model maps a public name to your paired connector and the model it serves. The public name is the string you pass as "model" in every API call — for example, gemma-tunnel. Do this after your connector is paired and approved — see Connector Install.

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Register your model

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Confirm the connector is connected

In the console’s Connectors tab, confirm your connector shows as connected. If it doesn’t, make sure the connector is still running on your model’s machine and that you approved the device during pairing.
2

Pick the model and public name

Open the Models tab (step 3 of the Setup wizard). Choose the model to expose through your connector and give it the public name your clients will use.Use a short, lowercase, hyphenated name — for example, gemma-tunnel, llama3-local, or mistral-home.
3

Save

Save the model. It’s now reachable at api.tokios.com under its public name.

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Use the public name in API calls

Pass the public name as the model field. The gateway resolves it to your connector before forwarding:

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Advanced: serve multiple models from one connector

One connector can expose several models. Register a public name for each, or define multiple upstreams in a connector config file. See Model Routing and Connector Config.