LLM Provider and Model

To use Memoh, you first need to configure at least one LLM Provider and at least one Model.

LLM Provider

An LLM Provider represents a connection to an AI service (like OpenAI, Anthropic, or a self-hosted compatible API). It stores the base URL and authentication credentials.

Creating a Provider

1. Navigate to the Providers page from the sidebar.
2. Click the Add Provider button at the bottom of the sidebar.
3. Fill in the following fields:
   • Name: A display name for this provider (e.g., "OpenAI").
   • Base URL: The root URL of the API (e.g., https://api.openai.com/v1).
   • API Key: Your authentication token for the service.
4. Click Create.

OAuth Authentication

Some providers (like OpenAI) support OAuth-based authentication. If a provider supports OAuth:

1. Select the provider from the list.
2. Click Connect with OAuth in the provider settings form.
3. Follow the authorization flow in the popup window.
4. Once authorized, the provider will use the OAuth token instead of a manual API key.

Import Models

Memoh can automatically discover and import available models from a provider:

1. Select a provider from the list.
2. Click Import Models.
3. Memoh will query the provider's API to fetch available models.
4. Select which models to import and click Import.

This saves time compared to manually adding each model one by one.

Managing Providers

• Edit: Select a provider from the list and use the form on the right to update its name, URL, or API key.
• Test: Click Test Connection to verify the provider is reachable.
• Delete: Use the Delete Provider button in the provider settings form.

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Model

A Model is a specific AI instance (like gpt-4o or text-embedding-3-small) that belongs to a Provider. Memoh distinguishes between Chat models (for conversation) and Embedding models (for memory search).

Adding a Model

1. Select a Provider from the list on the Providers page.
2. Click Add Model in the model list section.
3. Configure the following fields:

Field	Required	Description
Type	Yes	chat for conversation, embedding for vector search.
Model ID	Yes	The exact identifier used by the provider (e.g., gpt-4o).
Name	No	A friendly display name (defaults to Model ID).
Client Type	Yes (Chat)	The API protocol: openai-responses, openai-completions, anthropic-messages, or google-generative-ai.
Input Modalities	Yes (Chat)	Capabilities supported: text (default), image, audio, video, file.
Supports Reasoning	No	Enable if the model supports internal reasoning steps (e.g., OpenAI o1).
Dimensions	Yes (Embed)	The vector size for embedding models (e.g., 1536).

4. Click Create.

Managing Models

• Edit: Click the edit icon next to a model in the list.
• Delete: Click the trash icon next to a model to remove it.

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Next Steps

Now that you have configured your models, you can proceed to Create and Configure a Bot.