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Documentation Index

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Overview

EnConvo supports a wide range of AI providers, giving you the flexibility to choose the best model for your needs. You can use cloud-based APIs or run models locally for complete privacy.

Setup Steps

1

Open Settings

Go to SettingsAI Model
2

Choose a provider

Select a provider such as OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, EnConvo Cloud, OpenRouter, Ollama, or LM Studio.
3

Configure Credentials

Open the provider’s credential settings and enter the required API key, base URL, OAuth account, or local server endpoint.
4

Validate the connection

Click Validate when available. For local providers, make sure the local server is running before validating.
5

Select Model

Choose a model from the dropdown. If the list is empty, fix credentials first, then refresh or reopen the provider settings.
6

Test with a short prompt

Send a short message before using the provider in long workflows, agents, or automations.

Supported Providers

Subscription Plans

Use these when you want EnConvo to connect through an existing consumer subscription instead of a token-billed developer API.
ProviderDescriptionLink
OpenAI Plus/Pro SubscriptionUse your ChatGPT Plus or Pro accountdocs
Claude Pro/Max SubscriptionUse your Claude Pro or Max accountdocs
Gemini Pro/Ultra SubscriptionUse your Google Gemini subscriptiondocs

Cloud API Providers

Use these when you want direct API billing, provider dashboards, and explicit API keys.
ProviderDescriptionLink
EnConvo CloudBuilt-in LLM service with points systemdocs
OpenAIGPT-4o, GPT-4, o1, o3 modelsdocs
AnthropicClaude 4, Claude 3.5 Sonnetdocs
GoogleGemini 2.5, Gemini 3 Prodocs
DeepSeekDeepSeek Chat, DeepSeek Reasonerdocs
GroqUltra-fast inferencedocs
xAIGrok modelsdocs
MistralMistral Large, Mistral Smalldocs
QwenAlibaba’s Qwen modelsdocs
CohereCommand R modelsdocs
PerplexitySonar search modelsdocs

Aggregators & Gateways

ProviderDescriptionLink
Hermes AgentLocal or self-hosted agent runtime through Chat Completionsdocs
OpenClawSelf-hosted agent Gateway through Chat Completionsdocs
OpenRouterAccess 100+ models via one APIdocs
Together AIOpen-source model hostingdocs
FireworksFast inference platformdocs

Enterprise

ProviderDescriptionLink
Azure OpenAIMicrosoft’s OpenAI service with deployment-based endpointsdocs

Speech Providers

ProviderDescriptionLink
SonioxSpeech-to-text for dictation and transcriptiondocs

Local Models

ProviderDescriptionLink
OllamaRun local LLMs easilydocs
LM StudioGUI for local GGUF models with an OpenAI-compatible serverdocs

Common Settings

All providers share these configuration options:
SettingDescription
CredentialsAPI key, OAuth account, subscription login, local token, or provider account connection
Base URL / EndpointRequired for local servers, gateways, Azure OpenAI, and OpenAI-compatible providers
Model NameThe specific model to use
TemperatureCreativity level (0-2)
Reasoning / ThinkingOptional reasoning controls for models that support it
Provider model lists and capabilities can change. EnConvo fetches model data dynamically when a provider supports it, and falls back to a known default when the provider cannot be reached.

Temperature Settings

LevelValueUse Case
None0Deterministic, factual responses
Low0.5Balanced, slightly creative
Medium1Default, good balance
High1.5More creative
Maximum2Most creative, experimental

Advanced Features

Extended Thinking (Claude)

For Claude models with reasoning capabilities:
  • Disabled: Standard response
  • Minimal: 1,024 thinking tokens
  • Low: 2,048 thinking tokens
  • Medium: 5,120 thinking tokens
  • High: 10,240 thinking tokens

Reasoning Effort (OpenAI o-series)

For OpenAI reasoning models (o1, o3, o4):
  • Low: Fast, economical
  • Medium: Balanced
  • High: More thorough reasoning

Gemini Thinking

For Google Gemini 2.5+ models:
  • Disabled: No thinking
  • Auto: Model decides
  • Custom budgets: 512 to 30,000 tokens

Google Search Tool

Available for Gemini 2.5 models - grounds responses with real-time web content.

URL Context Tool

Available for Gemini 2.5 models - allows including URLs for additional context.

Validation Checklist

Use this checklist when any provider fails to respond:
Confirm the API key, OAuth login, subscription connection, or local bearer token is current. Revoke and replace exposed API keys.
Cloud providers may reject requests when billing is not configured, credits are exhausted, or rate limits are reached.
Use the provider base URL, not a full endpoint path. For OpenAI-compatible services, the base URL usually ends in /v1.
Some models require account approval, region availability, paid billing, or a specific deployment name.
For Ollama, LM Studio, Hermes, and OpenClaw, make sure the local server is running and reachable from the same machine or LAN address used in EnConvo.

Choosing a Provider

  • OpenAI GPT-4o: Excellent all-around performance
  • Anthropic Claude 3.5 Sonnet: Great for writing and analysis
  • Google Gemini 2.5 Pro: Long context, multimodal
  • Anthropic Claude 3.5 Sonnet: Excellent code understanding
  • Mistral Codestral: Code-specialized model
  • DeepSeek Reasoner: Strong for code analysis and debugging
  • OpenAI GPT-4o: Strong coding abilities
  • Groq: Ultra-fast inference
  • Fireworks AI: Low-latency hosted open models
  • Gemini Flash: Fast cloud model for lightweight tasks
  • Ollama: Completely local
  • LM Studio: Local with GUI
  • EnConvo Cloud: Pay with points
  • DeepSeek: Very affordable
  • Groq Free Tier: Free usage available