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In Strix, the provider identifier in a model ID is defined by the gateway rather than named by the vendor itself; when the prefix is wrong or a model ID not listed on the gateway is used, the request is rejected at the routing stage, manifesting as an error where authentication passes but the model does not exist.
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10/29/2026
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