How to use ChainHub

ChainHub provides a unified API interface for accessing multiple AI models through a single integration point. This documentation covers setup, available modalities, and integration procedures.

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Overview

ChainHub aggregates 500+ AI models across multiple providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, etc.) into a standardized API interface. Key features:

Unified API: Single endpoint structure for multiple providers

Model Coverage: Text generation, image synthesis, video generation, and audio processing

Provider Switching: Change models without modifying integration code

Credit System: Single balance for all API calls across providers

Getting Started

1. Dashboard Access

Access the dashboard at https://chainhub.tech to:

Generate API keys

Monitor usage metrics (token consumption, request success rates, costs)

Browse available models in the Model Explorer

2. Billing

Pay-per-use credit system

No expiration on credits

Throughput limits scale with usage

Free credits provided for new accounts

API Modalities

Text Generation

Endpoint: /v1/chat/completions

Supported providers: OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, DeepSeek, Llama

Features:

System message support

Function/tool calling

Streaming responses

Image Generation

Generate and edit images using Midjourney v6, DALL-E 3, and Flux Pro.

Optional: Use X-ChainHub-Enhance-Prompt header for automated prompt optimization.

Video Generation

Access video generation models including Kling and Sora.

Audio Processing

Music generation (Suno)

Speech-to-text (Whisper)

Text-to-speech (multiple providers)

Integration

ChainHub implements OpenAI-compatible API format. Existing OpenAI SDK integrations require only base URL and API key changes.

Python Example

Production Recommendations

High Availability

Implement fallback logic to switch between models if a provider experiences downtime:

Security

Store API keys in environment variables

Use separate keys for development, staging, and production environments

Version Management

Use model aliases (e.g., gpt-4-latest) to automatically receive updated model versions without code changes.

AI Research Assistant#

Overview#

Getting Started#

1. Dashboard Access#

2. Billing#

API Modalities#

Text Generation#

Image Generation#

Video Generation#

Audio Processing#

Integration#

Python Example#

Production Recommendations#

High Availability#

Security#

Version Management#