Providers
Connect provider accounts you already pay for, such as Anthropic, OpenAI, or AWS Bedrock, and share their models with everyone in the workspace. Console stores the credential and serves each provider through its gateway, so members use the models without ever seeing the provider key. The same gateway is available to your own tools through the Providers API.
Owners and admins manage providers from the Providers tab. Members get the enabled models in OpenCode after
running /connect.
Connect a provider
- Open Providers and click Connect Provider.
- Pick a provider from the catalog and enter its API key.
- Optionally click Test connection, then click Save.
The catalog includes Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, xAI, DeepSeek, Mistral, Groq, OpenRouter, and many more. Catalog providers come with their models preconfigured.
Cloud providers
Cloud providers need a few extra details.
| Provider | Details |
|---|---|
| Azure | Resource name and API key |
| AWS Bedrock | Region and API key |
| Google Vertex AI | Region and service account JSON |
| Cloudflare AI Gateway | Account ID, Gateway ID, and API token |
| Databricks | Workspace URL and token |
Custom providers
Click Add Custom Provider to connect any other endpoint, then add its models with Add Model.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Base URL | Where Console forwards requests, for example https://api.deepseek.com/v1. |
| Format | Chat Completions, Responses API, Anthropic Compatible, or Google Generative AI. |
| Auth mode | Bearer, API key header, or Custom header. |
| Credential | The key Console sends to the provider. |
Choose models
Open a provider to see its models. Only enabled models are available to members.
- Use the Enabled toggle to turn a model on or off.
- Turn on New models to enable models the provider adds in the future.
Edit models
Click a model to edit it. Changes are saved when you close the panel.
| Section | What you can change |
|---|---|
| General | Display name, API ID, tools support, input and output types |
| Variants | Variants with their own headers or body |
| Configuration | Default variant, request headers and body, token limits |
| Cost Tiers | Input, output, cache read, and cache write prices per 1M tokens |
Custom pricing
Catalog models start with the provider’s list price. If you have negotiated pricing, for example a discount on your OpenAI contract, override the prices under Cost Tiers so usage reports and budgets match what you actually pay.
| Field | List price | Your price |
|---|---|---|
| Input price | $2.50 | $2.00 |
| Output price | $15.00 | $12.00 |
| Cache read price | $0.25 | $0.20 |
Prices you change are highlighted on the provider page. Use Restore default value on a field, or ⋯ › Restore… on the model, to return to the list price.
Add a Context tier when a model charges more above a context size, for example for prompts over 200K tokens.
Custom models
Click Add Model to add a model the catalog doesn’t include, with its Display name and Model ID. Use ⋯ › Duplicate… on an existing model to start from its settings.
OpenCode models
The Models tab manages the models Console provides, which are paid from workspace credits. It works like a provider page:
- Turn individual models on or off.
- Turn Free models off to block free models for the workspace.
- Turn New models on to enable new Console models automatically.
Disable the whole provider from ⋯ › Disable to use only your own providers.
Use in OpenCode
Members run /connect and choose the workspace. Each enabled provider appears as the workspace name followed by the
provider name, and /models lists its enabled models.
Acme Inc. / AnthropicTurn on Managed providers only in Settings › General to restrict OpenCode to the workspace’s providers for everyone.
Disable or remove
Open the provider’s ⋯ menu:
- Disable hides the provider and its models from members but keeps its settings.
- Remove… deletes the provider and its models. The dialog shows who used it recently, and offers Disable instead.
To rotate a key, click the credential on the provider page and enter the new one.
Billing
The provider bills you for tokens; Console does not charge credits for them. Console still records each request and its cost using the model’s pricing, so usage reports and budgets include it.
To call a provider from your own tools instead of OpenCode, use the Providers API.