Introduction to Elephas AI Engine
Elephas, when you subscribe through our website, comes with an inbuilt AI engine, backed by OpenAI APIs. The free account has a limited set of tokens. You can upgrade to the next plan to avail more tokens.
We only offer the GPT-3.5 Turbo and GPT-4o-mini model due to cost constraints. The number of tokens available will vary based on your plan. Check out https://elephas.app/pricing to know the exact number of tokens. All tokens are given per month basis.
Elephas AI models are configured by default.

Elephas does offer the ability to bring your choice of AI providers, and we support popular AI systems.

Here are the current ones,
- OpenAI
- LM Studio (Custom AI models)
- Jan.ai (Custom AI Models)
- Groq AI - Fastest inference engine
Here is how the configuration page looks,

Once you configure the necessary AI providers, you can configure the different features with them.

In the above example, I have configured it to use local Llama 3 for chat, rewrite uses gpt-4o from OpenAI, and continue writing uses the Elephas native engine. Thus, you can configure different AI providers based on your use case.