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@alisio/plugin-openai-compatible

v0.4.4

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Built-in OpenAI-compatible model provider for Alisio.

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@alisio/plugin-openai-compatible

The built-in OpenAI-compatible model provider for Alisio. Point it at any Chat Completions or Responses endpoint — OpenAI, a gateway, or a local server such as llama.cpp — and use it from /connect.

What it is

A model-provider plugin that registers the openai-compatible provider with the Alisio host. It ships as a built-in of the alisio CLI and is enabled by default. Configuration and credentials are supplied by the Alisio provider registry; the plugin does not persist secrets itself.

Installation

Preinstalled in the alisio CLI. For an embedded host, register it through createApplication's builtins list.

Using it: /connect

  1. Run alisio, then /connect and choose OpenAI compatible.
  2. Fields: Base URL (default https://api.openai.com/v1), API key (secret, optional), API key environment variable (default OPENAI_API_KEY), API mode (chat or responses), Authentication (bearer or none), Token parameter (max_tokens, max_completion_tokens or omit), Stream usage (boolean).
  3. Pick a model from the discovered catalog — or enter one manually when the endpoint exposes no GET /models catalog (/connect then asks for an optional context window in tokens).

The key is read from the stored credential first, then from process.env[apiKeyEnv]:

export OPENAI_API_KEY=...   # never put the key in config files, profiles or READMEs

Features

  • Model discovery via GET /models; per-model context windows (overridable per profile).
  • Chat Completions and Responses modes; bearer or no authentication; configurable token parameter.
  • Tool calls, usage metadata, reasoning deltas and image attachments.
  • Provider-native web search available when the API mode is responses.
  • Legacy provider configuration (baseURL, apiKeyEnv, model, apiMode, auth, tokenParameter, streamUsage) keeps working for startup and headless runs.

While registered, the provider also appears in /model and alisio doctor.

Docs

Configuration · Plugins.

Requirements

Node.js >= 22.16 or Bun >= 1.4.2.

License

MIT. Maintained by Gustavo Gutiérrez Mercado. Source: https://github.com/GustavoGutierrez/alisio · npm: https://www.npmjs.com/settings/alisio/packages.