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@sansaai/setup

v0.3.0

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Configure coding agents to use Sansa as the LLM provider with model sansa-auto.

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@sansaai/setup

Configure coding agents to use Sansa as the LLM provider with model sansa-auto. The command stores the API key under ~/.sansa, writes OpenAI-compatible provider settings for Codex and OpenCode, and installs a sansa skill for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and OpenCode.

Usage

SANSA_API_KEY=sk-... npx -y @sansaai/setup

npx -y @sansaai/setup --api-key sk-...

npx -y @sansaai/setup -y --api-key sk-...

npx -y @sansaai/setup --api-key sk-... -a claude-code

npx -y @sansaai/setup --restore

The key is read from --api-key or SANSA_API_KEY. Setup does not prompt for it. Interactive runs (a TTY, without -y) ask which agents should use Sansa as the model provider and which should get the skill. -y skips every prompt, which is the path a coding agent uses when it runs this command from an onboarding prompt.

Without an explicit -a/--agent, -y only writes credentials and installs the skill for detected agents — it never rewrites Codex or OpenCode provider settings on its own. Pointing Codex or OpenCode at Sansa requires either naming them explicitly (-a codex, -a opencode) or an interactive run, so an unattended agent can never flip where those tools send every request without you asking for it.

What it writes

User-level credentials (mode 0600):

  • ~/.sansa/credentials (SANSA_API_KEY=...)
  • ~/.sansa/api-key (raw key, read by Codex and OpenCode)

Provider config, with sansa-auto as the default model:

  • Codex: ~/.codex/config.toml
  • OpenCode: ~/.config/opencode/opencode.json

The bundled sansa skill is copied into the selected agents' skill directories. --restore reverts Codex and OpenCode provider files from the first backup under ~/.sansa/backups. Credentials, project env writes, and skills are left in place.