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Inception: Mercury Decide
Free allowance
Up to50requests / day
via OpenRouter · < $10 credits
- 20 requests / minute
Mercury Decide is Inception's structured decision model, served as a System One endpoint. Send a state along with typed questions, and it returns a choice, a score, or a yes/no...
- Input
- text
- Output
- decisions
Providers
Available through 1 free provider. Use the model ID and API settings below to connect.
* The provider match may differ from this model. Check its docs for details.
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Frequently asked questions
Free access, setup, and what to expect.
Mercury Decide is available with up to 50 requests / day free through OpenRouter (< $10 credits). Additional limits apply at the same time: 20 requests / minute. Free allowances can change. Check the Mercury Decide provider limits before you start.
To use Mercury Decide, choose one of the listed Mercury Decide API providers and follow the provider’s account and API-key setup guide. Copy the Mercury Decide model ID and connection settings for your chosen provider into your app or API client. Model IDs can differ between providers. API requests go directly to the provider; Free Models is a comparison site.
Mercury Decide accepts text as listed input formats. Listed output formats include decisions. Image or audio input support does not imply image or audio generation. Check the chosen provider’s Mercury Decide documentation for supported file types and request formats.
Mercury Decide has a listed context window of 66K tokens. Tokens are small pieces of content rather than a word count. Instructions, conversation history, and other inputs use context space, and the response also needs room. The maximum output length for Mercury Decide may be smaller than the context window and can vary by provider.
Neither reasoning nor tool calling support is listed for Mercury Decide. Reasoning enables additional processing for complex problems. Tool calling allows a model to request functions that your app executes. Check the chosen provider’s documentation for capability availability and setup.
No benchmark results are listed for Mercury Decide yet. Missing scores don’t establish poor performance. Compare scores within the same benchmark: coding indexes, Elo ratings, and win rates measure different things. The index comparison charts include only scored free models listed on Free Models. Evaluate Mercury Decide on examples from your own task alongside context size and provider limits.