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Configure LLM Providers and Models

Admin guide to connect LLM providers, manage API keys, and add models to your enterprise catalog in BoldCreate.

This guide provides step-by-step instructions for administrators to configure Large Language Model (LLM) providers and manage models within BoldCreate.

Note: Only admins can configure LLM providers and models.

Prerequisites

  • You need an active account on BoldCreate
  • OpenRouter API Key - Follow the detailed instructions here to obtain an OpenRouter API key and the list of recommended free models for integration.

1. Adding an LLM Provider

To integrate an LLM provider into BoldCreate:

Step 1: Navigate to the LLM Keys page.

LLM Page

Step 2: Click “Add Key”.

Add LLM Keys

Step 3: In the dialog box:

  • Provider Name: Enter the name of the LLM provider (e.g., OpenAI, Anthropic).
  • API Key: Paste the API key provided by the LLM service.
  • Access Scope – Choose whether the key is available organization-wide or restricted to a specific team.

Step 4: Click Add key to save the provider.

Add LLM Keys

✅ Once added, the provider becomes available for model selection.

2. Adding BYOK Models

To add a model under a configured provider:

Step 1: Go to the Models page.

Models

Step 2: Use the search bar to look for a specific model.

Step 3: Click “Add Model”.

Add Model

Step 4: In the form:

  • Provider: Select from the list of configured providers.
  • Model: Choose from the dropdown list of models available under the selected provider. Each model lists its input and output cost.
  • Modes: Select Chat,Autoccomplete or both modes in which the model should be used. This is a multi-select field.
Add Model

Step 5: Click Add to include the model in your BYOK model list.

Add Model

Step 6: Click Manage Default Settings to customize which AI models are used for IDE functionalities like chat and autocomplete.

Manage Default Model

Step 7: Select default models for each mode from the dropdown. Click Update to save settings.

Manage Default Model