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OpenToken

One flow for the cost and operations behind AI.

OpenAI-compatible LLM cost and operations infrastructure for Korean AI product teams.

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A conceptual connection diagram, not a live console.

Connecting a model is only the beginning.

Beyond model quality, AI teams need to consider provider integration, usage, cost, and failed requests. OpenToken focuses on bringing these operational concerns into one layer.

Who it is for

Teams building character chat, agents, and automation where LLM usage directly affects product costs and operations.

Use compatibility with existing SDKs as the starting point for a shared model-connection and usage-management layer.

  1. Connect the product

    An OpenAI-compatible interface is the starting point for simplifying the connection between products and models.

  2. Route model requests

    A gateway layer handles models and providers separately from product code.

  3. Understand operations

    The design brings requests, token usage, cost, and failure states into a shared operational view.

Products focus on experience. Infrastructure handles operations.

Separate the AI experience people interact with from model connections and usage management behind it. A structure that makes model operations easier for product teams to understand and evaluate.

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A conceptual connection diagram, not a live console.

What OpenToken focuses on

Compatibility first

An approach centered on an OpenAI-compatible interface to simplify integration.

Cost visibility

An operational design connecting product usage with model costs.

Separate concerns

Treat model providers and request operations separately from the product experience.

The next connection

Explore what sits behind an AI product.

This page introduces OpenToken’s business model and design direction. Refer to its official site for available capabilities and terms.