Bohdan Triapitsyn
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Remove retired Command Code, Discord, and Telegram integration entries, search targets, and documentation. Keep Command Code provider usage and logo support available through normalized provider ID aliases.
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title: Providers, Models & Agents
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description: Connect AI providers, pick models, and set up agents.
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---
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# Providers, Models & Agents
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Before OpenChamber can do anything, it needs at least one AI provider connected. This page covers connecting a provider, choosing a model, and tailoring agents.
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## Connect a provider
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1. Open **Settings → Providers**.
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2. Open the **Add provider** menu and pick a provider that isn't connected yet, or choose **Other / Custom** for an OpenAI-compatible endpoint.
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3. Sign in one of two ways, depending on the provider:
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- **API key** — paste your key and save.
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- **Sign-in (device flow)** — OpenChamber shows a link and a short code. Open the link, enter the code, and approve. OpenChamber finishes connecting on its own.
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### Custom / Other providers
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For gateways, campus LLMs, Ollama, LiteLLM, and similar OpenAI-compatible APIs:
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1. Choose **Other / Custom** in the provider list.
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2. Enter a provider ID, display name, base URL (`http://` or `https://`), API key (or `{env:VAR_NAME}`), and at least one model id/name.
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3. Optionally add request headers.
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4. Save — OpenChamber writes the provider block to OpenCode config and stores the key in OpenCode auth (literal keys) or records an `{env:VAR}` reference.
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5. To change an existing custom provider, open it and choose **Edit**.
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Custom providers require an API key or `{env:VAR_NAME}` before they show as fully connected. Without credentials, models may appear but chat calls will fail.
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When a provider shows as connected, its models become available in chat.
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To disconnect, open the provider and choose to remove its sign-in.
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## Pick a model
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You pick the model where you're working:
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- in chat, use the model picker in the message bar to set the provider and model for that session
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- per agent, set a default model (below)
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## Set up agents
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An agent is a named setup — a model, a personality, and what it's allowed to do.
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1. Open **Settings → Agents**.
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2. Pick an agent, or create a new one.
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3. Edit any of:
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- **description** — what the agent is for
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- **model** — its default model
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- **temperature** — how creative its answers are
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- **prompt** — standing instructions it always follows
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- **tool rules** — which tools it may use
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## Where your sign-ins live
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Provider sign-ins are stored by OpenCode, not OpenChamber, so they're shared with the OpenCode CLI. If you set the same provider in more than one place, the most specific setting wins: a per-project setting overrides your personal one.
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## Related
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- [Integrations](/integrations/) — use a Claude or Cursor subscription as a provider
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- [MCP Servers](/mcp/) — add extra tools for agents
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- [Usage & Quotas](/usage/) — track how much you've used
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