The AI Intelligence Library
Compare AI options with evidence, not guesswork.
Compare AI tools, models, APIs and subscriptions with source-backed data. See what works together, what it costs, when it was verified, and which path fits your use case.
Start with the decision
What are you trying to work out?
iilib's Library and Knowledge Graph power the answers underneath. You do not need to know which database section to open first.
See the differences that matter
Compare models, coding products, APIs and AI subscriptions using shared source-backed facts.
Turn token prices into a real cost
Estimate one request, a large workload or what a fixed API budget can buy across priced models.
Decide what your monthly AI budget buys
Compare current consumer plans, model access, important features, API separation and official offers.
Find models that fit your requirements
Filter verified model data by context length, pricing, open weights, API availability and capabilities.
See the stack behind a coding agent
Explore documented tool-to-model-to-API routes and compare costs for the same workload.
Follow the AI product graph
Move from a tool or agent to documented models, APIs, providers, companies and relevant comparisons.
Browse the Library
Explore the underlying records
Use the Library when you already know the entity type you want to investigate.
Research paths
Start with a mapped category
Each category expands from direct members into verified model, API, provider and comparison relationships.
AI Code Editors & IDEs
AI-enabled code editors and integrated development environments with built-in agent workflows for working on software projects.
AI Coding
Tools and coding agents used to write, edit, review, debug, and maintain software with language models.
LLM APIs
APIs that provide programmatic access to language models for generation, tool use, coding agents, structured output, and related model workflows.
Open-source Coding Agents
Open-source coding agents and developer tools whose client or core agent implementation is available in a public source repository.
Terminal Coding Agents
Coding tools and agents that can inspect repositories, edit files, and carry out development work from a terminal or command-line interface.