AI-assisted setup

How it works

This prompt points your code at Kumo. Hand it to an AI assistant and it rewrites everything for you — it finds where your AI client is configured and changes only the base URL and key, leaving the rest of your logic untouched.

Four steps

1. 1

   Copy the prompt

   The prompt below is ready to use as-is — nothing to fill in.

2. 2

   Paste it into your AI assistant

   ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Copilot or any coding agent in your editor.

3. 3

   Drop in your API key

   Replace <KUMO_API_KEY> with a key from the Keys page.

4. 4

   Done — your code runs on Kumo

   The assistant swaps only the base URL and key. One endpoint for every model.

Create a key →

The full prompt

The prompt is English-only by design — it works most reliably with coding AI assistants that way.

Goal: connect my existing codebase to Kumo — an AI gateway that is drop-in compatible
with the major AI SDKs — so my current code keeps working but every model call routes through Kumo.

Connection details:
- Base URL / endpoint: https://api.kumo.cloud/v1
- Auth header: Authorization: Bearer <KUMO_API_KEY>
      ^ replace <KUMO_API_KEY> with my key from the Kumo dashboard -> Keys page.
- Compatible APIs: OpenAI Chat Completions (/v1/chat/completions) and Responses (/v1/responses),
  and the Anthropic Messages API (/v1/messages). Keep whichever one my code already uses.
- Models: keep whatever model my code already calls. Kumo serves models from several providers
  (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and others); the model name stays in the request, exactly as now.

Rules:
- First detect what my code actually uses (which SDK / HTTP client and which endpoint) before changing anything.
- Do NOT rewrite my application logic. Change only the client config: the base URL / endpoint and the API key.
- Keep my current SDK / library as-is — Kumo is compatible with it; do not switch me to a different SDK.
- Read the key from an environment variable (e.g. KUMO_API_KEY); never hard-code it in source.
- Do NOT change my model names. If you can't tell which model or SDK I use, ask me before guessing.

Steps:
1. Find where my AI client is configured — the base URL / endpoint and the API key — whatever SDK or HTTP client that is.
2. Point the base URL at https://api.kumo.cloud/v1 and set the key to my Kumo key from the env var.
3. Leave every request, prompt, model name and parameter unchanged.
4. Make one small test call (with a model and SDK I already use) and show me the response to confirm it works.

Done when: my code runs against Kumo with only the base URL and key changed, and the test call returns a valid response.

Reply: tell me which file(s) you changed and paste the test response.