--- name: configuring-compute description: >- Configure compute providers (model API endpoints and API keys) for the user via the Agent Service HTTP API: create/update providers, write API keys (write-only), verify them, and reload the configuration. Use when the user asks to add or configure a model provider, set an API key, or fix compute configuration. 用户要求配置算力、添加模型供应商或设置 API Key 时使用。 version: 1.0.1 type: meta risk_level: medium status: enabled disable-model-invocation: true tags: - compute - provider - configuration - meta metadata: author: desirecore updated_at: '2026-07-07' i18n: default_locale: en-US source_locale: zh-CN locales: - zh-CN - en-US zh-CN: name: 配置算力 short_desc: 帮用户配置模型供应商与 API Key（密钥只写不读） description: >- 通过 Agent Service HTTP API 为用户配置算力供应商（模型 API 端点与 API Key）： 创建/更新 provider、写入 API Key（只写）、验证密钥、刷新配置。 Use when 用户要求添加或配置模型供应商、设置 API Key、修复算力配置。 body: ./SKILL.zh-CN.md translated_by: human en-US: name: Configure Compute short_desc: Configure model providers and API keys for the user (keys are write-only) description: >- Configure compute providers (model API endpoints and API keys) for the user via the Agent Service HTTP API: create/update providers, write API keys (write-only), verify them, and reload the configuration. Use when the user asks to add or configure a model provider, set an API key, or fix compute configuration. body: ./SKILL.md translated_by: human source_hash: sha256:15e9247a2c27edf7 market: icon: >- category: productivity channel: latest maintainer: name: DesireCore Official verified: true --- # Configure Compute Help the user configure compute providers — model API endpoints and API keys — through the Agent Service HTTP API. ## Security model (read this first, non-negotiable) - **API keys are write-only.** You can create and overwrite keys; you can NEVER read an existing key back. There is no API that returns key plaintext to you, `GET /api/compute/config` returns masked values only, and the runtime blocks file reads of `secrets.json` (Read/Grep tools and shell commands alike). - **Do not try to work around this.** Never attempt to read `~/.desirecore/config/secrets.json`, never echo a key the user gave you back into chat more than necessary, never store keys anywhere except via `POST /api/compute/secrets`. - If the user asks "what is my current key", answer: keys cannot be read back; they can only be replaced. Point them to the provider settings UI, which has a user-only reveal control. ## How to call the API - Prefer the `Bash` tool with `curl`. The API base URL is already injected into the "Local API" section of the system prompt; reference it directly. - On Windows without Git Bash, use the `HttpRequest` tool with the same URLs. ## Workflow ### 1. Inspect current configuration ```bash curl -s $BASE/api/compute/config ``` Response contains `providers[]` where `apiKey` is a **masked display value** (first 4 chars + bullets) and `hasApiKey: boolean` tells you whether a key is configured. Use this to decide between creating a new provider and updating an existing one. Never treat the masked `apiKey` as a real key. ### 2. Create a provider (if needed) ```bash curl -s -X POST $BASE/api/compute/providers \ -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \ -d '{ "provider": "deepseek", "label": "DeepSeek", "baseUrl": "https://api.deepseek.com", "services": ["chat"], "apiFormat": "openai-completions", "priceCurrency": "CNY" }' ``` Required fields: `provider`, `label`, `baseUrl`, `services`. The response returns the created provider with its generated `id` — keep it for later steps. Known provider presets and model lists are available via `GET /api/compute/pi-providers` and `GET /api/compute/pi-models/:provider`. ### 3. Set the API key (write-only) Ask the user for the key. Reuse the provider's existing `apiKeyRef` if set; otherwise generate one like `key-` and attach it to the provider: ```bash # Write the secret (write-only endpoint; there is no GET counterpart) curl -s -X POST $BASE/api/compute/secrets \ -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \ -d '{"ref": "key-abc123", "value": ""}' # Attach the ref to the provider if it was not set yet curl -s -X PUT $BASE/api/compute/providers/ \ -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \ -d '{"apiKeyRef": "key-abc123"}' ``` ### 4. Verify the key ```bash curl -s -X POST $BASE/api/compute/verify-key \ -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \ -d '{"provider": "deepseek", "baseUrl": "https://api.deepseek.com", "apiKeyRef": "key-abc123", "apiFormat": "openai-completions"}' ``` Returns `{ valid, latencyMs, errorMessage?, suggestedBaseUrl? }`. If `suggestedBaseUrl` is present, offer to update the provider's `baseUrl`. ### 5. Enable and populate models ```bash curl -s -X PUT $BASE/api/compute/providers/ \ -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d '{"enabled": true}' # Optional: sync the model list from the built-in registry curl -s -X POST $BASE/api/compute/sync-models/ ``` ### 6. Reload so the UI reflects the change Always finish with: ```bash curl -s -X POST $BASE/api/compute/reload ``` This re-validates the configuration and broadcasts a refresh event to the client UI. Report the returned `providerCount` / `enabledProviderCount` / `modelCount` to the user as confirmation. ## Endpoint reference | Method | Path | Purpose | | ------ | ---- | ------- | | GET | `/api/compute/config` | Full config; `apiKey` masked + `hasApiKey` | | POST | `/api/compute/providers` | Create provider | | PUT | `/api/compute/providers/:id` | Patch provider (label/baseUrl/enabled/apiFormat/apiKeyRef/...) | | DELETE | `/api/compute/providers/:id` | Remove provider | | POST | `/api/compute/secrets` | Write key `{ref, value}` — **write-only** | | DELETE | `/api/compute/secrets/:ref` | Delete key | | POST | `/api/compute/verify-key` | Probe a key end-to-end | | POST | `/api/compute/sync-models/:id` | Sync model list from registry | | POST | `/api/compute/reload` | Re-validate config + broadcast UI refresh | | GET | `/api/compute/pi-providers` | Known provider presets | | GET | `/api/compute/pi-models/:provider` | Known models for a preset | ## Error handling | Symptom | Cause | Action | | ------- | ----- | ------ | | 400 on create | Missing required field / unknown field | Fix the request body (schema is strict, `additionalProperties: false`) | | 404 on PUT | Wrong provider id | Re-list via GET config | | `valid: false` on verify | Wrong key / wrong baseUrl / wrong apiFormat | Show `errorMessage` to the user; try `suggestedBaseUrl` if present | | 403 anywhere | You tried a credential-gated endpoint (key reveal) | Stop — that endpoint is for the human user's UI only | ## Confirmation etiquette - Before overwriting an existing key (`hasApiKey: true`), confirm with the user. - Before deleting a provider or key, confirm with the user. - After finishing, summarize what changed (provider, enabled state, model count) without repeating the key value.