# Cline

Source: https://docs.aicentos.com/en/clients/cline

Language: en

> Set aicentos as an OpenAI-compatible provider in the Cline VS Code extension with your Base URL and API Key

Cline officially supports the OpenAI Compatible provider, so it can connect to this service directly.

## Installation

Per the official Cline documentation:

* If you use VS Code, Cursor, Windsurf or Antigravity, open the extension marketplace, search for `Cline` and install the official extension
* If you use JetBrains, go to `Settings / Plugins / Marketplace`, search for `Cline`, install it and restart the IDE
* If you only want the terminal version, see the official Cline CLI documentation: `https://docs.cline.bot/cline-cli/installation`

## Open the settings

Click the settings button in the Cline panel to get to the provider configuration.

## Configuration to fill in

Set `API Provider` to `OpenAI Compatible`, then fill in:

* Base URL: `https://aicentos.com/v1`
* API Key: your `codex_...` or `sk-...` key
* Model ID: `gpt-5-codex-mini`

If the model does not show up in the dropdown automatically, you can also type `gpt-5-codex-mini` manually.

## Test

After filling it in, click `Verify` in Cline or simply start a new task. If it connects normally and the session starts, the integration is working.

## Notes

* The official Cline documentation uses exactly this OpenAI Compatible provider setup
* The Base URL should be the OpenAI-compatible root path
* For this service, there is no need to enter the bare service root address, nor to extend the URL into the full `/chat/completions` path