Results for “provider”

Determines the organization's role (provider, deployer, importer, distributor, or quasi-provider) and assesses Art. 25 quasi-provider risk of the EU AI Act. This skill should be used when the user asks to "determine AI Act roles", "check if we are provider or deployer", "assess quasi-provider status", "check Art. 25 substantial modification", "check value chain responsibilities", or mentions "Betreiber", "Anbieter", "wesentliche Veränderung", or finetuning implications under the AI Act.

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Use when setting up providers, consuming state, optimizing rebuilds, using ProxyProvider, or migrating from deprecated providers (Provider package).

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Fix Flutter home feed / main screen stuck on loading spinner after login when using Riverpod StreamProvider that watches GoRouter location changes. Use when: (1) Screen shows BrandedLoadingIndicator or CircularProgressIndicator permanently after successful auth redirect, (2) Widget watches a route-type-gating provider that returns AsyncValue.loading() intermittently, (3) Logs show route location oscillating between stale and current paths during post-login transition (e.g., /welcome/* after /home/0), (4) Provider chain has double-gate: widget gates on pageContext AND data provider also gates on pageContext. Distinct from riverpod-infinite-rebuild-loop (rapid rebuilds) — this causes permanent loading state, not infinite rebuilds.

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Startup rules for the app shell, layouts, and global providers. Use when editing app/Providers.tsx, app/DeferredSingletonWrapper.tsx / DeferredSingletonCore.tsx, a layout.tsx, StoreProvider, or a global provider; adding startup fetches or mount-time useEffects high in the tree; or reading auth state (isAdmin, isGuest, fingerprintId) client-side.

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Add a model provider to OpenClaw and verify it with a real response. The skill validates configuration, keeps credentials in environment or file references, and reports test results and any default model changes.

• Adding a model provider to OpenClaw
• Configuring credentials through environment or file references
• Checking whether a model returns a real response

Manage provider connections, API keys, OAuth flows, and connection tests via the REST API. List, add, update, remove, and test AI provider integrations across OmniRoute's 375-provider catalog.

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Monitor AI provider health, response times, usage quotas, and spending alerts in OmniRoute. Inspect circuit breakers, which temporarily block failing providers, and configure whether reaching a budget limit switches models, blocks requests, or issues warnings.

• Investigating slow or failing AI providers
• Checking usage quotas and reset times
• Configuring spending limits and fallback behavior

Monitor AI provider health, response times, usage quotas, and spending alerts in OmniRoute. Inspect circuit breakers, which temporarily block failing providers, and configure whether reaching a budget limit switches models, blocks requests, or issues warnings.

• Investigating slow or failing AI providers
• Checking usage quotas and reset times
• Configuring spending limits and fallback behavior

Manage AI service connections in OmniRoute through its API. Add, update, remove, and test connections, maintain API keys and sign-in credentials, and inspect usage metrics and connection health.

• Adding or updating AI service connections
• Renewing expired sign-in credentials
• Testing multiple connections together

Review estimated spending, token usage, and cache hit ratios across Claude Code, Codex, and Grok using local logs. Filter by time, project, or provider, while keeping currencies separate and identifying models without pricing.

• Reviewing estimated spending for the past seven days
• Comparing usage across providers and models
• Checking costs for a specific project or time range

Generate video clips from text descriptions or reference images through multiple API services. Compare available providers by cost and task needs, choose aspect ratios, track generation progress, and refine existing clips through conversational editing with Gemini Omni.

• Generating clips from written scene descriptions
• Animating a product photo
• Creating vertical videos for social media

Create AI video clips from text or reference images, choosing among providers to match the task and budget. Supports vertical social videos, product photo animation, and conversational editing of existing clips with Gemini Omni Flash.

• Create vertical video clips for social media
• Animate product photos
• Choose a video provider for a budget and visual style

Prepare a local Terraform environment by checking installation, choosing a macOS or Linux installation method, initializing configuration folders, and validating files. It also addresses plugin download failures and common initialization errors.

• Install Terraform for the first time
• Fix a missing terraform command
• Initialize and validate a folder containing .tf files

Reproduce model connection failures and interrupted responses in the desktop app using a local fault server and test providers. Check error messages and retry behavior for refused connections, DNS failures, HTTP errors, stalled requests, and cut streams.

• Checking error messages for model connection failures
• Testing responses to rate limits and server errors
• Reproducing stalled requests and interrupted replies

Browse and follow AI-Trader signal providers to automatically copy their positions, additions, and closures. Review subscriptions and see both personal and copied positions, including entry prices and profit or loss, through the platform APIs.

• Browse and compare trading signal providers
• Automatically copy a followed provider's positions
• Review or cancel provider subscriptions

Test CodexBar against real provider services, check application settings, and verify menu contents. Use command-line checks and visual evidence to distinguish authentication problems, API mismatches, and display issues before a release.

• Checking provider connections before a release
• Investigating missing usage data or authentication failures
• Comparing menu contents with enabled providers

Get help understanding and configuring Octop, a self-hosted AI assistant. The skill explains features, points to relevant documentation, and supports model switching, messaging connections, skill management, scheduled tasks, backups, and upgrades.

• Learn about Octop and find installation instructions
• Switch AI models or configure providers
• Connect messaging services such as Discord

Refactor React components that have too many true-or-false settings into reusable, flexible parts. This skill guides component composition, shared state, and API design, with examples and separate guidance for React 19 features.

• Refactoring components with many boolean props
• Designing a reusable component library
• Organizing state shared by sibling components

Configure coding agents, AI SDKs, and HTTP clients to send model requests through AntSeed’s local proxy. Find available providers and models, select a provider, set compatible API endpoints, and verify request usage and payment activity.

• Connect Claude Code or Codex to AntSeed
• Configure a local endpoint for AI SDKs
• Compare providers’ models, protocols, and prices

Manage consumers, credentials, AI providers, and model routing in Higress AI Gateway through its Console API. The skill explains session authentication, access permissions, and how to update existing settings while preserving required version information.

• Create consumers and replace their authentication keys
• Route requests to providers by model name
• Grant workers access to AI routes

Switch Codex from Weave Router back to its default provider without logging out or deleting the router configuration. The change applies the next time Codex starts and can be reversed with `$router-on`.

• Return Codex to its default provider
• Turn routing off while keeping its configuration
• Check when the provider switch takes effect

View which models Weave Router can choose, grouped by provider. Enable or disable individual models or entire providers, set a preference order, and review the updated selection without restarting the router.

• Review available models by provider
• Enable or disable specific models
• Enable or disable an entire provider

Switch Codex from Weave Router back to its normal provider for future sessions. Keep the existing login and router configuration, receive the command result, and retain the option to turn routing on again later.

• Return Codex to its normal provider
• Disable routing while keeping router configuration
• Switch providers without logging out

Compare login approaches and authentication providers, then use implementation examples and security checklists to plan or review an app’s login flow. Covers sessions, tokens, external login providers, passkeys, and common implementation mistakes.

• Choose a login approach for a new app
• Compare NextAuth / Auth.js, Clerk, and Supabase Auth
• Review token storage and refresh behavior