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Model names on different platforms (such as openai/gpt-6.1-sol) are merely platform-side routing identifiers (alias mappings) and are not equal to the real upstream version numbers; in production, the actually available models should first be confirmed through the /v1/models endpoint or platform documentation, to avoid call failures caused by models being taken offline or renamed.
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