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Presets

Route requests through stable model aliases to configurable targets

Presets let you give a model a short, reusable name called an alias and connect it to the model you want to use.

The target can be a specific model version or an Auto-Update model ID. You can also change the target later. Anything that uses the preset alias will follow its target, so you do not need to replace the model ID throughout your application.

Presets are managed separately for each project. Project administrators can create, change, and delete them.

Model presets page showing custom aliases with auto-updating target models
View your aliases and the models they currently target.

Create a preset

  1. Open Console > Models.

  2. Under Model presets, click Create preset.

  3. Enter a unique name in Alias model ID. The @ is added for you.

  4. Search for and select the Target model you want the alias to use.

  5. Click Create.

Create a new preset form with an alias and an auto-updating target model
Choose an alias and connect it to a target model.

The target model list shows the model ID first, followed by its display name. You can choose either:

  • An Auto-Update target ending in :latest, such as claude-opus-5:latest (Auto-Update: Claude Opus 5.5). The preset follows new releases in that model series automatically.

  • A specific model ID, such as gpt-oss-120b (GPT Oss 120b). The preset remains on that model until you change it.

For more information about :latest model IDs and when to pin a specific version, see Auto Update.

Use a preset

Click the Copy icon next to an alias, then use the copied alias in place as the model parameter in your request. Always include the @ at the beginning.

Change the target model

  1. Find the preset you want to change.

  2. Search for and select a different target model.

  3. Click Save.

The alias stays the same. Anything that already uses it will use the newly selected model.

Delete a preset

  1. Find the preset you want to remove.

  2. Click the Delete icon.

  3. Confirm the deletion.

Before deleting a preset, make sure the alias is no longer in use. Anything that still uses it will need to be changed to another model or preset.

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