Cylink is the API gateway and developer console that already powers Cyanix Intelligence’s backend. It is now open: your own keys, your own playground, and the same routing and orchestration infrastructure the product runs on.
ARI: routing that picks the path
At the core is ARI — Adaptive Response Intelligence — a layer that reads each request and decides how it should be handled: answered directly, run through orchestration, or paired with a live search before anything is generated. You send one request; ARI picks the cheapest path to a good answer and tells you which one it took.
Axion under one endpoint
When a request calls for it, Cylink can fan out to several models in parallel and run a synthesis pass to merge the results. It is the same technique behind Cyanix’s most capable answers, available through the API rather than only inside the app.
ARI routing
Direct, orchestrated, or search-augmented — decided per request, with a confidence score.
Show-once keys
Generated through a show-once modal and prefixed cyk_. Copy it then, or not at all.
Live playground
Test endpoints and models in the console before wiring anything into your app.
Traces
The grounded endpoint returns its sources, citations and step-by-step trace alongside the answer.
Hardened before it opened
Before this went public we audited row-level security across the whole backing project and fixed a multi-tenant hole where permissive, world-readable policies had been stacked on top of correctly scoped ones. Every table involved in serving API traffic is now scoped per user.
This is an early access launch: pricing, rate-limit tiers and the full reference documentation are being finalised. Where that stands is on the roadmap.