How requests are routed
Where a request goes, and how the provider and key you set decide its path.
Choosing where a request goes#
When a request needs a model, Horon sends it only where you point it, using the provider and key you configured. Nothing routes through Horon in between.
You can set a default provider and override it for a single request.
Keys stay yours#
Provider keys belong to you. Horon uses the key you enter to reach the provider you chose, and does not share it with anyone else.
You can rotate a key at any time; the next request uses the new one.
When a request fails#
If a provider is unreachable, Horon tells you which one and stops rather than sending the request somewhere you did not choose.
You can retry, switch provider, or change the key and run it again.