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thaipass

v0.1.7

Published

AI SDK provider for AI Pass, using your own session cookie.

Readme

thaipass

AI SDK provider for AI Pass. streamText and generateText run against the models your account already sees in the web UI, with your own session cookie and no server in between.

bun add thaipass
import { streamText } from "ai";
import { createAipass } from "thaipass";

const aipass = createAipass({ cookie: process.env.AIPASS_COOKIE ?? "" });

const result = streamText({
  model: aipass("claude-sonnet-5@azure"),
  prompt: "hi",
});

The cookie is the full Cookie header of a browser signed in to AI Pass. It must contain __Secure-ai_passport_auth.session_token.

The provider implements LanguageModelV2 for ai v5. File parts upload as attachments, and a generated file comes back as the SDK's own file part. providerOptions.aipass.thinkingLevel picks a reasoning level, and sampling settings come back as unsupported-setting warnings. usage holds token estimates, and providerMetadata.aipass.credits holds the credit balance.

createAipass also takes origin for a different AI Pass host and logger for the warnings the provider has no reply to attach to. Both apply to the whole process.

This is a reverse-engineered adapter over an undocumented private API. Keep it to a single account you own. The code is MIT, and the rest of the story, from attachments to the edge's refusals, is in the thaipass README.