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AI · April 4, 2025

Itzam

Hey HN! My cofounder and I built a platform for integrating AI, this means you can change prompts, models, settings, on the fly Some other cool stuff is that it's a single API/bill/spec for any model may you want to run, all in a single API key I like to think of it as if vercel's ai sdk turned into a service Now that I mentioned it, whats the itzam's difference from other AI provider wrappers? Itzam's main goal is to make it easy to have great AI in your product, meaning two things: - Empower both tech and non-tech people to refine AI models behaviour, so things like ease of use…

Itzam launched on April 4, 2025 with 11 votes, #2,830 of 7,818 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.

What it does

Itzam provides the tools for you to seamlessly integrate AI into your applications. - Swap models automatically or with one click; - Change the current prompt easily; - Customize the workflow context; - And much more… (see more features below)

Open Source Backend for AI

New dashboard access and public API calls are temporarily unavailable while Itzam is in maintenance mode. Stop wasting time on RAG , observability , and models . Manage everything about AI in one place. const response = await itzam.streamText({ input: "", contextSlugs: ["support-docs"], threadId: "thr_424242" }); Acme Chat Hey! I'm Acme's support agent! Need help? You are a helpful assistant that can answer questions and help with tasks. Be polite and helpful. Don't be harmful or offensive. Explore different models, prompts and inputs in the playground. import Itzam from "itzam"; const itzam = new Itzam("api-key"); const response = await itzam.generateText({ input: "Hey! I'm having trouble…from itz.am

In the maker’s words, at launch

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