1. v1.4.0

    Spend limits, and apps you can manage

    An organization can cap what it spends per month and what each of its apps spends per day, and the console can create, show and suspend apps.

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  2. v1.3.1

    Tool schemas with a top-level anyOf

    onde-large, onde-balanced and onde-fast no longer reject a request because one tool's schema starts with oneOf, anyOf or allOf.

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  3. v1.3.0

    Images in chat messages

    A message can now carry images, on the tiers whose models can read them.

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  4. v1.2.2

    A new tier for coding and agentic work

    onde-prism joins the catalogue with two providers behind it from the first day.

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  5. v1.2.1

    Each model's maker first

    Tiers now try the API of the company that built the model before any third-party host, onde-zenith gains a second provider, and requests that force a tool call skip providers that cannot honour them.

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  6. v1.2.0

    Cheaper multi-turn chats and more places to fail over

    Onde Cloud now keeps each conversation on a warm prompt cache, reports cached tokens, adds two new tiers, and gives more tiers a second provider to fall back to.

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  7. v1.1.1

    Knowing when a provider is out

    Onde Cloud now tells an empty or broken provider account apart from a bad request, stops sending traffic to it, and tells the operator.

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  8. v1.1.0

    Provider failover and a clearer catalogue

    Onde Cloud now has an ordered provider engine, Baseten support, bounded upstream calls, and release notes for the product taxonomy behind the router.

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  9. v1.0.0

    First public release

    Onde Cloud launches as an OpenAI-compatible inference API with authenticated model routing and usage accounting.

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