epithre-nala
Formerly epithre-omni. The model was renamed on 2026-10-21. epithre-omni keeps working as an alias for the same model at the same price; responses echo the model name you send. New integrations should use epithre-nala. The name comes from Old Javanese, where nala means heart.
The flagship. Default choice for most chat workloads.
Capabilities
| Capability | Notes |
|---|---|
| Tier | Flagship |
| Context window | 131,072 tokens |
| Max output | 16,384 tokens |
| Modalities | Text, image (vision) |
| Tool use | Yes; standard tools + tool_choice schema |
| Extended thinking | Yes; opt-in via chat_template_kwargs={"enable_thinking": true} |
| Structured output | Yes; response_format json_object + json_schema strict |
| Prompt caching | Yes; cache_control markers |
| Streaming | Yes; SSE |
| Indonesian fluency | Native (tuned on Indonesian corpora) |
When to use
- General chat with vision
- Agentic tool-use chains
- Anything that needs strong Indonesian register handling
- Vision QA on documents, screenshots, photos
- RAG synthesis after retrieval
When NOT to use
- Very long context (>32K tokens) - use
epithre-prmeinstead. - High-throughput cheap classification - use
epithre-lyt(~6x cheaper). - Audio or video input - use
epithre-lyt.
Pricing
- Input: Rp7,000 / 1M tokens
- Output: Rp25,000 / 1M tokens
- Prompt cache write: 1.25x input rate (Rp8,750 / 1M)
- Prompt cache read: 0.1x input rate (Rp700 / 1M)
- Batch: 0.5x all rates
Performance benchmarks
| Task | Score (vs.) |
|---|---|
| Indonesian general chat | Strong (native fluency) |
| Indonesian legal QA (with RAG) | ~95% accuracy on 200-question gold set |
| Indonesian sentiment classification | ~92% F1 (3-class) |
| Indonesian vision QA (invoice extraction) | ~94% field-level F1 |
| English chat | Strong on everyday and technical English |
Latency
- Non-streaming, 500-token reply: ~3-8s
- Streaming first-token: ~0.4-1.2s
- With thinking enabled: +2-10s depending on problem complexity
Caveats
tool_choice="required"is reliable as of May 2026 — prior stall on long prompts (>5K tokens) is resolved. Bare"required", named tool choice, and"auto"all work cleanly on Nala.- Structured output (json_schema) benefits from the same fix. Long-input schema-constrained generation is stable; fall back to
json_objectonly if you hit a specific edge case.