Settings

Model access and invocation strategy

Settings should minimize ambiguity. The page needs to show what is configured, what each plan means, and what remains blocked in the runtime.

Stored configuration

Providers
0
Enabled providers
0
Models
0
Execution readiness
Blocked

Current facts only: provider and model records below come from real persistence, and the forms on this page write directly to the database.

Model Providers

Not configured

Pending

No enabled provider exists for model execution.

Models

Empty

Pending

No model definitions have been stored yet.

Plan guide

  • `managed` is the future platform-hosted path and the clearest default for members.
  • `user_key` is for bring-your-own-key plans and remains honestly unimplemented.
  • `hybrid` should only be selected when both paths are intended later.
  • `member` access should be reserved for gated plans that require login.

Provider Config

Add provider

0 enabled

This writes a real provider record to the database. Connection testing and encrypted secret storage are not implemented yet, so do not treat this as production-grade secret management.

Creates a persistent provider record.

Model Config

Add model

0 stored

Models are stored against a real provider record. If you mark one as default, previous defaults for that provider are unset automatically.

Creates a persistent model record.

Invocation legend

managed

Intended for platform-managed execution once the adapter exists.

user_key

Bring-your-own-key plan. Not wired yet, so the UI should never pretend otherwise.

hybrid

Reserved for mixed platform and BYOK strategies when both paths exist.

Providers

Stored providers

0 total

No providers are configured yet.

Models

Stored models

0 total

No models are configured yet.