feat(engines): editable accounts across engines + OpenCode provider overhaul#429
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Add full UI for adding, editing, and managing custom OpenAI-compatible providers (manual or auto-discovered models, context/output limits, aliases). Update backend with updateProvider, fetch-models routes, and dynamic config injection. Improves local LLM/bespoke endpoint support and DX.
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Let every engine account be edited beyond its name, rework the OpenCode
provider UI, and fix authentication for OpenAI-compatible providers whose
endpoint needs injected credentials.
OpenCode providers:
- Add custom OpenAI-compatible providers with an optional (blank) API key,
edit them (name, slug, base URL, models) in a modal — restricted to custom
providers since catalog entries are defined upstream.
- Manage credentials at the account level: each account edits the provider's
real secret fields (e.g. Cloudflare Workers AI shows CLOUDFLARE_ACCOUNT_ID
and CLOUDFLARE_API_KEY), all-optional but filled together; add multiple
accounts per provider (catalog and custom).
- Move context/output limits onto each model row instead of one provider-wide
default (legacy provider-level limits still honored as a fallback).
- Fix 401s for api_url providers: inject the active account's apiKey into the
provider config and substitute ${VAR} placeholders (e.g. the account id in
Cloudflare's base URL), authenticating model discovery too.
- UI polish: brighter "Fetch from /v1/models" button, normal-font inputs,
Ollama/9router placeholders.
Per-engine account editing:
- Copilot (token), Qwen (API key + preset), and Codex (API key) accounts can
update their credential in place, not just rename.
- OAuth accounts (Claude Code, Codex ChatGPT) gain a Re-authenticate action
that reruns the login flow and updates the existing account in place via a
new optional reauthAccountId on the setup flow.
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Let every engine account be edited beyond its name, rework the OpenCode
provider UI, and fix authentication for OpenAI-compatible providers whose
endpoint needs injected credentials.
OpenCode providers:
edit them (name, slug, base URL, models) in a modal — restricted to custom
providers since catalog entries are defined upstream.
real secret fields (e.g. Cloudflare Workers AI shows CLOUDFLARE_ACCOUNT_ID
and CLOUDFLARE_API_KEY), all-optional but filled together; add multiple
accounts per provider (catalog and custom).
default (legacy provider-level limits still honored as a fallback).
provider config and substitute ${VAR} placeholders (e.g. the account id in
Cloudflare's base URL), authenticating model discovery too.
Ollama/9router placeholders.
Per-engine account editing:
update their credential in place, not just rename.
that reruns the login flow and updates the existing account in place via a
new optional reauthAccountId on the setup flow.