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Inference Service

Cysic Inference Service is the intelligence layer of the Cysic AI architecture. It provides unified access to first-party and third-party models for developers, teams, agents, and automation systems.

What it offers

  • Access to models from Cysic, including third-party inference services available through Cysic Inference, such as open-source models like DeepSeek and GLM, as well as closed-source services such as OpenAI and Google
  • Low-latency inference for production workloads
  • A unified access layer for direct API usage and agent-native integration
  • A model access foundation that can be reused across agents, skills, and automation products

Example models

Model Source Highlights
Qwen-72B Cysic Inference Long context, multilingual, code generation
DeepSeek-V3 Cysic Inference Reasoning, math, code
Kimi 2.5 Cysic Inference Chinese optimized, document analysis
GLM-5 Cysic Inference Multimodal, enterprise-grade scenarios
GPT-5.2 Third-party model access through Cysic Inference Advanced reasoning
Gemini 3 Pro Third-party model access through Cysic Inference Multimodal, search-connected workflows

Why it matters

  • Shared intelligence layer: The same inference layer can serve standalone developers, agents, skills, and automation systems.
  • Operational simplicity: Teams can integrate multiple model sources through one service boundary.
  • Production readiness: The service is designed for stable throughput, low latency, and predictable scaling.

How it fits into the Cysic ecosystem

Cysic Inference is the intelligence layer behind the broader Cysic AI product family:

  • It powers products such as CyClaw and Clack
  • It gives Skills Market skills a unified AI runtime
  • It supports Agent Marketplace experiences with model-backed capabilities
  • It provides the model layer consumed by Cysic Automation

Best fit for

  • Developers building AI-native products
  • Teams integrating multiple model providers behind one API layer
  • Agents and automation systems that need reliable inference in production