How to Use AnyInt via Your Own Tools

In just a few steps, you can call AnyInt models directly from the tools you already use (including the latest closed-source models).


Before using AnyInt models, we recommend topping up your account balance to avoid errors when making requests.

  1. Go to the Billing page and click the Deposit button.

  1. Choose your preferred payment method. We currently support:

  • USDC via Base Chain

  • Alipay

  • WeChat Pay

  1. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the payment.

  2. After the payment succeeds, wait a few seconds. Your current account balance will be shown under Total Balance n the page.


✅ Step 1: Open the API Key Management Page

In the left navigation bar, click API Keys


✅ Step 2: Click “Create API Key”

  1. On the top right of the page, find and click Create API Key.

  2. A dialog will pop up to create a new key:

    • Enter a name that’s easy for you to remember (for example: my-first-key, openwebui-test).

    • Keep other options as default (if you add permission/limit settings later, you can document them here).

  3. Click Create / 确认 to finish creating the key.


✅ Step 3: Copy and Save Your API Key

  1. After the key is created, the system will show a secret key only once (usually starting with sk-xxxxxxxx).

  2. Click Copy immediately to copy this API Key to your clipboard.

  3. This is very important:

    • We recommend pasting and saving this key in a secure place (for example, a password manager or encrypted notes).

    • For security reasons, AnyInt will not display the full key again later. If you lose it, you must create a new key.


✅ How to Use AnyInt with LobeChat

Open LobeChat

  1. Open: https://lobechat.com/chat

  2. Click Sign Up / Sign In at the bottom-right corner.

  1. Complete registration and log

Configure AnyInt in LobeChat

  1. Click your avatar in the top-left corner, then click Settings.

  2. Click AI Service Provider and select OpenAI.

  3. In the API Key field, paste the API Key you created and saved in Step 3.

    In the API Proxy URL field, enter:

    https://gateway.api.anyint.ai/openai/v1arrow-up-right

  4. Then click Get Model List.

    Click the button next to the model to enable it.

    Note:

    Please make sure to only add models that are available at:

    https://gateway.anyint.io/en/user/available-modelsarrow-up-right

Otherwise, the model may not work properly.

  1. Choose the model you want to use, then click Just Chat in the top-left corner, select the model, and start chatting.


✅ How to Use AnyInt with Open WebUI

Deployment guide:

  1. Open your Open WebUI instance (usually http://localhost:3000 or your deployment URL).

  2. Log in with an admin account (if required).

  3. Find Settings:

    • Typically under your avatar/username in the bottom-left area as Admin Panel or Settings.r

  4. In Settings, find the configuration section related to external models or OpenAI API, such as:

    • “External Connection ”

    • or “OpenAI API Settings”

    Fill in the following values:

    Save the settings.

  5. Choose the model you want to use, then click the Chat button in the top-left corner, select the model, and start chatting.


✅ How to Use AnyInt in Cursor / Cline and Other IDE Plugins

The interfaces of different IDEs/plugins may vary, but the configuration logic is similar. Usually you will find it under:

  • Settings / Preferences

  • Sections related to AI / Models / OpenAI

You only need to do two things:

  1. Find the input field for Base URL / API Base / Endpoint, and set it to:

    https://gateway.api.anyint.ai/openai/v1arrow-up-right

  2. Find the input field for API Key / OpenAI API Key / Access Token, and paste the API Key you created in AnyInt.

Then click Save / Apply / Confirm.

Tips:

  • If your tool only lets you fill in an “OpenAI API Key” but has no Base URL field, check the tool’s documentation to see if it supports custom Base URL / API endpoint.

  • If it does not support a custom endpoint, it cannot connect to AnyInt directly. You’ll need a tool that supports custom Base URLs.


✅ Calling AnyInt from the Terminal

If you want to call AnyIntI via the terminal (CLI / curl / code), please refer to the API Quickstart & Advanced Examples

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