Admin → Foundry shows the models in your Azure AI Foundry resource. These are the models your Foundry workbenches can run.
If you installed from the Azure Marketplace with the Foundry option ticked, a Foundry resource was created for you and Eido Build was given the roles it needs. If you unticked it, this screen takes the address of your own, and tells you which roles to grant.
Deploy a model#
Choose a model and deploy it. Once it is deployed it appears in the model pickers for any Foundry workbench.
Removing a model#
Before you delete a deployment, check that no stage, agent or project is still set to use it.
Prices#
Eido Build costs every model call from a price per million tokens.
| Model | Where its price comes from |
|---|---|
| Models with an Azure meter | Azure’s published price list, read once a day. |
| Claude | A table that ships with Eido Build. |
| Anything else | Unpriced, until you type a price in. |
You can override any price on this screen, for example if you have negotiated rates. An override applies to costs from then on. It does not re-price what has already been recorded.
A model Eido Build cannot price is shown as unpriced. Its usage is still counted.
Prices follow the model, not the name you gave the deployment, so renaming a deployment does not lose its price.
Models and budgets#
Caps are worked out from these prices, so a cap is only as good as the price behind it. Price a model before you rely on a cap for it. See Costs and budgets.