Closed safety classification models, tools and agents

4 in the catalogue today, and the list grows as the market does. Every one with what it costs, who sells it and where it stands.

Models that classify content rather than produce it: what is unsafe, what breaks a policy, what should not be shown. They sit in front of or behind a bigger model, are small and cheap by design, and are the part of a system nobody notices until it is wrong. The thing to check is what the model was trained to catch, because policies differ and a guard tuned for one product's rules will be strict in the wrong places for yours.

Models whose weights are not published and which are bought through somebody's API. You get the maker's infrastructure, their scale and their uptime, and no way to run the thing yourself or to keep it if it is withdrawn. Most of the strongest models are here, so this is less a choice than a fact about the market; the choice is which seller you buy the same model from, and the catalogue holds their prices side by side.

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