API compatibility
The product exposes an OpenAI-compatible API for chat completions and responses, with a separate mention of Anthropic Messages compatibility in the pricing page and home page copy.
abliteration.ai provides an OpenAI-compatible AI API and enterprise policy gateway for unrestricted model access with governance controls for red teaming, security and safety.
abliteration.ai is an OpenAI-compatible AI API and enterprise policy gateway built around a hosted unrestricted model. The site presents it as a tool for teams that need to run AI workloads that other general-purpose systems may refuse, including red teaming, cybersecurity, trust and safety, synthetic data, evaluation, research, and defense-related workflows.
The product combines model access with governance. Its Policy Gateway is described as policy-as-code routing for requests, with options to allow, refuse, rewrite, redact, or escalate. Enterprise plans add controls such as audit logs, scoped keys, retention options, SSO/SAML, role-based access, and dedicated capacity.
The product exposes an OpenAI-compatible API for chat completions and responses, with a separate mention of Anthropic Messages compatibility in the pricing page and home page copy.
The hosted model is described as unrestricted and uncensored for legitimate research, red-team, trust & safety, and data-generation workflows, with category-based prompt blocking for disallowed content.
The site says it supports image and vision input, video input, streaming, function calling, JSON mode, web search, and tool use.
The pricing and home pages describe built-in synthetic data workflows for preference pairs, eval rows, classifier examples, and schema-validated dataset generation.
Policy Gateway adds policy-as-code rules with outcomes such as allow, refuse, rewrite, redact, or escalate, plus reason codes and audit logs.
Enterprise pricing lists multiple API keys with per-key spend limits, usage analytics, request logs, SSO, SAML, role-based access, EKM/BYOK, and single-tenant or private VPC options.
Use the hosted model to generate adversarial prompts, test moderation boundaries, and probe how a production assistant behaves under red-team conditions.
Build classifier examples, preference pairs, eval rows, and other labeled outputs for model training and evaluation pipelines.
Apply policy-as-code rules to redact PHI, refuse disallowed requests, or escalate sensitive requests before they reach the model.
Use the API for authorized security analysis, prompt-injection testing, and other controlled cybersecurity workflows that need an unrestricted model.
Adopt Enterprise features such as scoped keys, audit logs, SSO/SAML, and retention controls when a team needs centralized access and oversight.
The API is OpenAI-compatible and the site also says it supports Anthropic Messages API. The docs page specifically calls out using a base URL change with existing SDKs.
The pricing page shows monthly plans for Builder and Team, plus an Enterprise option that says to contact sales for custom volume, dedicated capacity, SLA, and governance features.
The home page positions it for AI red teaming, cybersecurity, trust and safety, synthetic data and evals, ML research, and defense or government contractor workflows.
Yes. The site says the policy gateway can enforce policy-as-code rules and route requests to allow, refuse, rewrite, redact, or escalate, with reason codes and audit logs.
The home page says the hosted model is available to try live without signup, and the pricing page also mentions a free preview credit balance for signed-in users.