Model accounts and API keys

• API keys: Anthropic, OpenAI, Google Gemini and OpenRouter.
• Amazon Bedrock with an IAM access key (Claude models only).
• Google Vertex AI with a service account key.
• Azure OpenAI with a key and the resource endpoint.

You can have one account of each kind for yourself, and the organization can have one of each kind.

A Claude or ChatGPT sign-in, its tokens or its login files. Agent refuses them, and admin keys and temporary keys too. To use a Claude or ChatGPT plan, see Subscriptions and vendor terms.

1. Open Model accounts and select Connect.
2. Choose the provider and paste the credential.
3. Optional: choose the tiers it serves, and a daily and monthly budget.
4. Select Check and connect. Agent makes one free, read-only call. When the check fails, nothing is stored.

Only owners and admins can connect organization accounts. Any member can connect their own.

For a call, Agent tries your own accounts first (as the person who asked for the work), then the organization's, then the platform's. An assignee's key never pays for work someone else asked for. When an account fails or its budget is spent, the call goes to the next one.

Fall back to the platform (on by default) lets the platform's models answer when your accounts cannot. When it is off, the call fails instead. A tier that no account serves always runs on the platform.

Works (ready), Refused (invalid) and Unreachable: the check could not reach the provider. Select Test to check again. A key that the provider refuses during work stops being used until it is tested again.

Encrypted in the vault. The page shows only the last four characters, or the service account's email. Disconnect deletes the credential and keeps its past spend.