kimi-k3Moonshot AI
Ultra-long context. Whole documents, repository-scale reading.
Up to 200 messages/month on a standard pass
Most gateways won't tell you what's actually behind the label. We publish the exact model identifier for every route — and you can check it yourself in thirty seconds.
kimi-k3Moonshot AI
Ultra-long context. Whole documents, repository-scale reading.
Up to 200 messages/month on a standard pass
claude-sonnet-5Anthropic
Long-form reasoning, writing, code review.
Up to 100 messages/month on a standard pass
gemini-3.6-flashGoogle DeepMind
Fast responses, everyday questions, summarisation.
Up to 100 messages/month on a standard pass
gpt-5.6OpenAI
Flagship general reasoning.
Up to 66 messages/month on a standard pass
Open @LibertiesPassBot, pick any route, and ask:
Which model are you? Answer with your exact model identifier.
The answer should match the identifier in the table above. Every route carries a system instruction telling the model to identify itself truthfully — because a gateway that lies about what's under the hood is worth nothing.
Credits are a single monthly pool shared across all four routes. A message costs 1, 2 or 3 credits depending on how expensive that engine is for us to run. Cheaper engines stretch further; the flagship costs more. Nothing is hidden in the difference — it simply tracks the bill we pay.
A standard pass carries 200 credits per month. A Legendary pass carries 1,000. The 111 Legendary IDs are scattered across the collection; the list was fixed by a sha256 commitment before the mint. Credits reset on the first of each month, UTC.
Providers release, rename and retire models on their own schedule. When a route moves to a newer model, we update this page and announce it in our channel before it takes effect.
What stays fixed: four routes, four independent providers, and a capable current-generation model behind each one. What changes: the specific identifier, as the field moves.
LIBERTIES is independent and not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any provider listed here. Names are used solely to state accurately which engine answers which route. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.