Getting Started

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Arcee Conductor

Registration

To register for Arcee Conductor, go to conductor.arcee.ai.

Select Login, then Register and you can sign up using your email address or Google authentication.

Arcee Conductor Registration

Using Arcee Conductor

Arcee Conductor can be utilized in two primary ways:

1. User Interface

2. Application Programming Interface (APIs)

User Interface

The UI provides a chat interface to directly invoke Arcee Conductor, as well as a Compare feature to conduct side by side evaluations of Arcee Conductor's performance against other models.

In both the chat interface and comparison sections, each model response is accompanied by model metrics and selection details and explanation.

Model Response Example

In this example, a very simple prompt is asked "Tell me a joke". In addition, to the (quite humorous) response, you're provided the following information:

• The model that was selected

• Input tokens

• Output tokens

• Response Time

• Cost of the query

• Explanation for why the specific model was selected

• Categorization for:

  • Task type

  • Domain

  • Complexity

This allows you to get a comprehensive understanding of the performance for your query as well as why the specific model was selected. For additional information on the router classifications and models available in Conductor, go to Auto Mode.

API

You can also directly invoke Arcee Conductor via API. The Conductor API uses an OpenAI compatible endpoint making it very easy to update current applications to use Conductor.

To use the API, create an API key by selecting "API Key" from the Navigation pop up or "Get an API key" from API details. You can then invoke Conductor using:

curl -X POST https://models.arcee.ai/v1/chat/completions \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $ARCEE_TOKEN" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
        "model": "auto",
        "messages": [
          {
            "role": "user",
            "content": "Your prompt here"
          }
        ]
      }'

For more information on the API, including code snippets to integrate Conductor, go to API.