Only the admin role does the tasks on this page. If you are a key holder, see Configure your agent instead.

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Sign in to the admin pages

1

Open the admin site

Go to https://llm.hjc925.cloud/ui.
2

Sign in

Use the admin user name and password you were given.
The admin page password is not the same as the master key. The master key can mint keys and read provider credentials; it should never be typed into a web form.

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Add a provider and a model

Models are added through the admin UI — no SSH session, no config file. The gateway stores them in its database and picks them up immediately.
1

Open the Models page

In the admin UI, open Models.
2

Add the provider key

Give the provider and its API key. The key is stored encrypted.
3

Add the model

Give the provider, the public model name and the key to use.
4

Test it

Make a request with the public name before telling anyone it works.
For the concepts behind model names, pools and wildcards, see Models, pools and fallbacks.

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Two rules for a new model

Do not write model names from memory. Each provider publishes its own list. A name that the gateway accepts can still fail on use if it is not the provider’s real identifier.
A model that registers cleanly can still fail at call time — for example a provider that serves the same model at more than one address, where only one address accepts the key. Always send a real request.

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Change the admin password

If the gateway is wired into a central access manager, changing the password there also updates this door. Otherwise, change it in the admin UI. After a password change the proxy may restart briefly. Keys and models are stored in the database and survive the restart.