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Introduction

What AI Grid is today, how the pieces fit together, and where to start.

Updated Sep 9, 2026

AI Grid is a governed gateway for AI products, with a console to administer them. An organization structures its people into teams and projects, funds each project with its own wallet, and calls published models through one OpenAI-compatible API using project-scoped API keys. Every call is authorized, metered and charged against the calling project's wallet.

The pieces#

Piece What it is
Organization Your account boundary on the grid — a company or your personal workspace. Holds the members, teams and projects
Team A group of people inside an organization. Teams own projects; membership alone grants no project rights
Project The unit that actually makes calls. Holds the wallet, the API keys, the product assignments and the usage records
Project wallet Each project's own balance, funded by the organization Owner. Calls reserve, settle and release against it
Catalogue The published model products your organization can see, each an immutable version with frozen pricing
API keys Credentials (aig_…) bound to exactly one project, issued by members with consumption rights on it
Playground An in-console chat surface that runs on your browser session — no API key needed
Sandbox studio A project-private studio for building small node-graph products out of the models already assigned to a project

How a call flows#

  1. A member with consumption rights on a project issues an API key bound to that project.
  2. The key calls POST /v1/chat/completions (or GET /v1/models to discover what it can reach).
  3. Admission checks the key, the project grant, the product assignment and the project's policies — then reserves a conservative cost ceiling from the project wallet.
  4. The provider answers; verified usage settles the actual charge and releases the difference. A call refused before reaching a provider is never charged.

Who may do what is explicit throughout: organization Owners fund wallets, organization administrators assign product versions to projects, and only people with an explicit Project Owner or Project Consumer grant can spend.

Where to start#