A user copied the curl from the profile page and sent it as it stood. Every
other field in that snippet is filled in for them — the base URL, the key
they had just been issued — so "model": "MODEL" reads as a value rather
than a blank, and they got:
no endpoint serves "MODEL"
which is true and useless. It reads the same whether the name was a typo,
a placeholder left in from the documentation, or a real outage, and it
never says what would have worked.
The message now lists what is being served, capped at ten with a count for
the rest, and says plainly when nothing is. That list is what /v1/models
already returns to the same caller, so it discloses nothing new.
The profile page's example now names a model that is actually running,
real ones before simulated — the point of an example someone can run is
that it runs, and sending a first request to the sim engine would answer
in Greek letters. The landing and claim pages keep a placeholder, because
they are served without a key and deliberately say nothing about what is
here; theirs is <model-name>, which cannot be mistaken for a value, with a
line saying where to get the real one.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
