aicentosMux
Use aicentos in Mux — add a custom OpenAI-compatible provider
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Mux supports adding custom OpenAI-compatible providers. Point the Base URL at aicentos and the models aicentos offers become usable in Mux sessions.
Prerequisites
First create a dedicated key for Mux on the console's "API Keys" page (naming it mux makes usage easier to track).
- Console: https://aicentos.com
- Create a key: https://aicentos.com/keys
- Wallet top-up: https://aicentos.com/wallet
- Docs site: https://docs.aicentos.com
Configuration to fill in
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Provider type | OpenAI Compatible |
| Base URL | https://aicentos.com/v1 |
| API Key | The key created in the console |
| Model | A model name from the Model Gallery in the console |
Setup steps
- Open Mux's settings and go to the Providers / Models area.
- Choose to add a custom provider, with the type set to OpenAI Compatible.
- Enter the API Key.
- For Base URL enter:
https://aicentos.com/v1 - For Model enter a model name from the Model Gallery in the console (see Supported models).
- Save it and set it as the provider for the current session.
Test
Start a new session and send a simple prompt. A normal response means the integration works. If the model list does not show the model you entered automatically, type the Model ID manually and try again.
Notes
- Enter the Base URL only up to
/v1; do not extend it to the full/v1/chat/completionspath. - Setting names may differ slightly between versions, but the OpenAI-compatible configuration always revolves around three fields: Base URL, API Key and Model.
- A wrong Base URL, a key with stray spaces, or an insufficient balance usually shows up as 401 / 403 / 402 errors — check them one by one.
- If your Mux version only offers a fixed set of company options and cannot take a custom Base URL, that version does not support third-party endpoints; switch to another client that supports a custom Base URL.