API setup guides
Configure popular clients to use the qionggeme API. Each guide includes checked source links where available, exact endpoints, a quick-reference section, practical steps, troubleshooting, and FAQs.
Cherry Studio New API setup guide
Follow Cherry Studio’s official New API integration flow to add 穷哥么 with the OpenAI-compatible provider type and the API root URL.
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Codex CLI custom API setup guide
Use Codex’s official custom model provider configuration to connect to 穷哥么. The provider uses the Responses API, while the secret remains in an environment variable.
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CC Switch API setup guide
Use the one-click import in the qionggeme console to send the provider, endpoint, model, and API key to CC Switch. If import fails, configure the official provider fields manually.
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Cockpit Tools custom API setup guide
Cockpit Tools manages Codex profiles. Follow the full sequence—add provider, bind it to an instance, then enable and start—to make Codex actually use the qionggeme API.
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Claude Code custom API setup guide
Set environment variables so Claude Code uses the qionggeme gateway and Claude models billed through your qionggeme API balance.
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NextChat custom API setup guide
NextChat, formerly ChatGPT-Next-Web, is a popular open-source AI chat frontend. Configure its hosted or desktop version to use the qionggeme API.
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Cline custom API setup guide
Cline and Roo Code are popular VS Code AI coding extensions. Connect either extension to the qionggeme gateway with an OpenAI-compatible Base URL.
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Cursor custom API setup guide
Move supported Cursor chat and inline-generation requests to the qionggeme gateway, and understand which Cursor features may remain tied to Cursor’s own service or subscription.
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Immersive Translate custom API setup guide
Configure the Immersive Translate browser extension to use the qionggeme API for cost-controlled translation with currently available GPT or Claude models.
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Can’t find your client? Most OpenAI-compatible apps only need a Base URL, an API key, and a model ID. Check the client’s official documentation first and confirm whether it automatically appends /v1.