Cloudflare puts audio and video into its decision model with Clef-omni

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The model takes text, images, audio and video in one request; Cloudflare also cut Clef-flash pricing while reducing its hosted context window.

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Primary source: Cloudflare Blog

Why it matters

Cloudflare is making schema-bound decisions work across more types of input while competing on hosted price. The tradeoff is visible: Clef-flash costs less, but its hosted context window is now smaller.

A laptop sits among a page, photograph, microphone, and video camera, representing Cloudflare’s Clef-omni multimodal model.

Cloudflare engineers Michelle Chen, Alex Reneau and Kevin Jain have extended the company's Clef decision-model line to accept audio and video alongside text and images. Clef-omni is designed to return structured decisions from those inputs in one API call, avoiding separate transcription and media-processing steps, according to Cloudflare's October 9th announcement.…

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