Provider reference

Eigent supports multiple provider types so open-source deployments can choose models based on capability, cost, privacy, and infrastructure.

Provider availability and required fields are defined by the current application. Use this page as an overview and the provider's official documentation for account, model, and billing details.

Cloud and BYOK providers

Provider	Typical required values	Notes
Google Gemini	API key, endpoint, model	Google model family
OpenAI	API key, endpoint, model	OpenAI API
Anthropic	API key, endpoint, model	Claude model family
OrcaRouter	API key, endpoint	Can load a grouped model catalog
OpenRouter	API key, endpoint, model	Routes models from multiple providers
Qwen	API key, endpoint, model	Tongyi Qianwen provider
DeepSeek	API key, endpoint, model	DeepSeek model family
MiniMax	API key, endpoint, model	MiniMax model family
Z.ai	API key, endpoint, model	Z.ai model family
Moonshot	API key, endpoint, model	Moonshot model family
ModelArk	API key, endpoint, model	ModelArk service
SambaNova	API key, endpoint, model	SambaNova hosted inference
Grok	API key, endpoint, model	xAI model family
Mistral	API key, endpoint, model	Mistral model family
AWS Bedrock	Region, access key, secret, model	Optional session token
AWS Bedrock Converse	Region, access key, secret, model	Uses Bedrock Converse integration
Microsoft Azure	API key, endpoint, API version, deployment	Deployment name is required
Baidu ERNIE	API key, endpoint, model	ERNIE model family
OpenAI-compatible	Endpoint, optional key, model	For compatible third-party services

Local runtimes

Runtime	Default endpoint	Model discovery
Ollama	http://localhost:11434/v1	Reads the Ollama tags API
vLLM	http://localhost:8000/v1	Enter the served model when not listed
SGLang	http://localhost:30000/v1	Enter the served model when not listed
LM Studio	http://localhost:1234/v1	Enter the loaded model when not listed
LLaMA.cpp	http://localhost:8080/v1	Reads the OpenAI-compatible models endpoint

Configure a cloud provider

1. Create an account with the provider.
2. Create a restricted API credential.
3. Confirm the provider endpoint and model identifier.
4. In Eigent, open Agents > Models.
5. Select the provider and enter the values.
6. Validate and save.
7. Run a small test task.

Configure an OpenAI-compatible endpoint

Use the OpenAI-compatible provider for services that implement compatible chat APIs.

Provide:

• Base endpoint
• API key when required
• Exact model identifier exposed by the service

Compatibility can vary. Test streaming, tool calls, and structured responses before using the provider for production work.

Configure a local runtime

1. Install and start the runtime.
2. Load or serve a model.
3. Confirm the endpoint responds locally.
4. In Eigent, open Agents > Models > Local.
5. Select the runtime.
6. Enter the endpoint and model.
7. Validate and enable it.

Provider page checklist

Each dedicated provider guide should include:

1. Account or runtime prerequisites
2. Credential creation
3. Endpoint format
4. Model identifier examples
5. Eigent configuration
6. Validation
7. Common errors
8. Billing and privacy notes

Security guidance

• Do not include credentials in screenshots, logs, or issue reports.
• Use least-privilege cloud credentials.
• Restrict local endpoints to trusted networks.
• Rotate keys after accidental exposure.
• Review the provider's data-retention policy.

Related guides

• Bring Your Own Key
• Local models
• Self-hosting