- Model overrides replace the platform’s default model for a tier with a model of your choice, for every store in the organization.
- Gateway routing sends LLM and agentic calls through an OpenAI-compatible LiteLLM gateway that you or your operator control, instead of calling providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, Mistral) directly. This lets you centralize provider keys, spend, logging and access policy in one place, while Clarifeye keeps working exactly as before.
Model overrides
Only organization admins can set model overrides.
- Open your organization and click Settings in the sidebar.
- Under Model overrides, enter a model name next to each tier you want to change. The placeholder shows the platform default for that tier.
- Click Save.
STRONG_MODEL, STRONG_HIGH_REASONING, STRONG_LOW_REASONING, MEDIUM_MODEL, LIGHT_MODEL, and EMBEDDING_MODEL. Leave a tier blank to keep the platform default.
To send a tier through your gateway, enter its gateway model name, as described below.
Route calls through your LLM gateway
Gateway routing is not available on all plans. Contact us at
[email protected] to activate the feature and plug in your LiteLLM gateway endpoint for your organization.- Every model: Clarifeye routes all LLM calls through the gateway, and infers the provider from the model name. Ask Clarifeye support to enable this.
- Per model: you opt in one model at a time with the
lite-llm-gateway/prefix. Models you leave unprefixed keep their default route, so you can move one tier, one extractor or one Playground agent onto the gateway without touching the rest.
What can be routed
Any model that Clarifeye lets you name can go through the gateway, including:- The model overrides of your organization.
- The Playground assistant (chat, agentic tool use, and playbook execution).
- Extractors: object extraction, tag extraction, and document-tag extraction.
Set the model name
To route a model through the gateway, prefix its name withlite-llm-gateway/ in the model field:
lite-llm-gateway/ prefix and passes the remainder (<provider>/<model>) to the gateway verbatim, so it must match a model your gateway is configured to serve. A prefixed model always goes through the gateway, whatever the default route.
For reasoning models, add a reasoning-effort suffix after a colon (:low, :medium, :high), exactly as you would without the gateway:
Examples
With a reasoning-effort suffix: