Omni API now runs three production AIO model groups
Image, video, and multimodal workloads are available through the same task API, Console, credits, and worker scheduling flow.

Omni API now exposes three production AIO model groups from the same task API and Console flow:
- Omni Image AIO for text-to-image, single-image edit, and dual-image edit.
- Omni Video AIO for text-to-video, image-to-video, first/last-frame video, and video-to-video.
- Omni Multi AIO for image upscaling, audio transcription, voice-clone TTS, VLM chat, and Talk to Prompt.
The goal is simple: keep the model catalog small, operationally clear, and ready for real user work. Users should not have to choose between many half-connected model entries. They choose a model group, choose a task type, upload inputs when needed, and track everything in Console.
Console-first workflow
Task history, task detail pages, credits, billing, usage, payments, and API keys are being consolidated into one Console-style sidebar. The model playground is still available for quick trials, but production usage should feel consistent whether a user creates a task through the browser or through the API.
Credits and outputs
The AIO groups use the same task lifecycle: create, upload signed inputs, enqueue, run, store outputs, and review results. Text and JSON outputs can be stored directly with the task record; downloadable image, video, and audio outputs are stored through R2-backed object URLs.
This keeps the frontend simpler and gives support/admin workflows one place to inspect task state.
