Ox Alpha
stealth/ox-alpha · Undisclosed (stealth)Not yet established- Declared family
- Unknown
- Family attribution confidence
- Unknown
- Declared tokenizer tag
- Other
- Entered catalogue
- 20 August 2026
- Last tested
- 21 August 2026
- Measurement
- Measured
AI Desk · Model IdentityWithdrawn
Ox Alpha no longer appears in the OpenRouter catalogue. The record stays here because the measurements below were real when they were taken and this address has been published. A model leaving is the kind of change this product exists to notice, so it is kept rather than deleted.
Ox Alpha has a clean measured fingerprint that currently sits alone: no other measured model shares its signature.
| Signal | Result | Reference |
|---|---|---|
| Tokenizer signature | Exact match with 6 other models | tk_133b086c |
| API surface | No other entry shares this exact contract | api_7e146681 |
| Context and output | 1,048,576 context · 131,072 max output | declared |
| Reasoning contract | Mandatory · efforts max, high, low · default max | declared |
| Serving providers observed | Stealth | measured 21 August 2026 |
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An x marks a row excluded as corrupt (caching or provider interference detected during measurement). Overhead subtracted: 87 prompt tokens.
Ox Alpha appeared on OpenRouter on 20 August 2026 as a stealth entry: no lab, no family, a cloaking system prompt, and a catalogue tag of Other. Two independent measurements were taken while it was live. Across the 418 models then listed, exactly three carried its complete API contract: Ox Alpha itself, GLM-5.3, and the GLM-latest alias. GLM-5.2 shares only two of the seven contract fields, so the contract appeared with the 5.3 generation rather than being a standing template.
The tokenizer measurement is the part a copied catalogue record cannot explain, because token counts come from the inference backend. Ox Alpha agreed with GLM-5.3 on all fifty adversarial strings. The load-bearing control is Kimi K3: it carries the same Other tag, so if OpenRouter fell back to a shared estimator for that tag, Kimi would have agreed on nearly every string too. It agreed on 16 of 49.
Ox accepts image and video input while public GLM-5.3 is text-only, and a shared tokenizer is family evidence, not a release identification. If an official identity is announced, this record keeps the prediction as it stood.
One family agrees on every string; every alternative parts on most of them. Rows compare the mutually clean strings of each pair.
| Supported | Not established by it |
|---|---|
| Z.ai family attribution, very high confidence | That Ox Alpha is the exact GLM-5.3 weights |
| An exact 50-string tokenizer match | Any statement from the maker |
| An identical API contract, unique to the 5.3 generation | Training-data provenance |
| Shared lineage with the GLM family | That no other explanation could exist |
Ox Alpha is a reasoning model designed for coding, sustained agentic work, and production workloads. It is suited for long-horizon software engineering, complex reasoning, and workflows that combine text with...
Supported parameters
include_reasoningmax_tokensreasoningreasoning_effortresponse_formattemperaturetool_choicetoolstop_ktop_p
defaults: {"temperature":1,"top_p":0.95}
Cite this page as the evidence record for Ox Alpha: the URL is stable, measurements are dated, and revisions append to the history above. Method: tokenizer fingerprinting, v1, 50 strings.