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Browser extensions are often used for webpage summaries, translation, rewriting, and sidebar chat. If the extension supports OpenAI-compatible APIs, it can connect to Moxus AI.

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Common values

FieldValue
ProviderOpenAI / Custom API / OpenAI Compatible
Base URLhttps://moxus.ai/v1
API Keysk-your-key
ModelCopy the exact model name from Models and pricing

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Sider

  1. Open Sider settings.
  2. Find model or API provider settings.
  3. Choose a custom OpenAI-compatible endpoint.
  4. Set Base URL to https://moxus.ai/v1.
  5. Set API Key to sk-your-key.
  6. Save and test webpage summary or chat.

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ChatGPT Sidebar

  1. Open extension settings.
  2. Choose custom API or OpenAI API.
  3. Set endpoint to https://moxus.ai/v1.
  4. Enter your API key.
  5. If the extension asks for a model, enter the exact model name from Models and pricing.

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Other browser assistants

Most extensions use different field names for the same values:
Extension fieldValue
API Host / API URL / Base URLhttps://moxus.ai/v1 or https://moxus.ai
API Key / Tokensk-your-key
Model / Model IDExact model name from Models and pricing
Browser extensions store keys in local extension settings. Do not use a main account key on public computers or untrusted extensions. Create a separate low-quota key instead.

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Troubleshooting

Usually no. Most extensions only need the sk- key and add Bearer automatically. Only enter the full Authorization header if the extension explicitly asks for it.
The extension may be sending too much context or unsupported page content. Select a smaller page range or choose a longer-context model.
Create a separate API key for browser extensions and set a low quota limit. Delete the key when you no longer use the extension.

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Next steps