Model rules
On Limits, Model rules apply to every model call. Only routes that keep no data, and US only, each leave out a way of running a model.
Open Connections, then Model providers, then the Limits tab. The section is Model rules.
What the section says
Every model call follows these. A way of running a model that breaks one is never used, and a model with no way left can't be added. A company that has not saved rules has both switches off. On a sub-company, the parent's rules still apply. See Use the parent company's models.
Only routes that keep no data
Only routes that keep no data is off until you turn it on. Calls use only routes and providers that keep nothing. Your own key counts once you've confirmed its provider keeps no data. On Your keys, a key can say Our agreement with the provider keeps no data. Tick only if your contract with the provider says so. Models on this key then count as keeping nothing.
US only
US only is off until you turn it on. Calls use only routes known to run in the US. Today that's the included Amazon Bedrock models; anything else is left out while this is on.
What you see elsewhere
- On Add models, when either switch is on, the page says Your company's model rules are on, so only models that can run within them are listed.
- A model that may keep data says It may keep data, and your company only allows routes that keep no data.
- A model that is not known to run in the US says It is not known to run in the US, and your company only allows US routes.
- On Models, a route the rules refuse stays in Runs through and cannot be chosen. It is marked outside your model rules. See Runs through.