Quickstart
Flow AI serves models from many labs behind one OpenAI-compatible endpoint. Instead of signing up with OpenAI, Google, DeepSeek and the rest one by one, you integrate once and call any of them with one key.
Set up
Create an API key
Go to Console → API keys and choose Create key. Give it a name, and optionally limit the models it may call and how much it may spend.
The key starts with sk- and is shown only once. Copy it straight away; you can’t see it again later.
Keep it in an environment variable rather than in your code:
Using the API
Send a request to https://ai.hyperflow.fun/v1/chat/completions with your key as a bearer token. It works from any language or framework.
The response follows OpenAI’s shape, with the answer in choices[0].message.content and the tokens it used in usage. Add "stream": true to get the answer as it’s written; see Streaming.
Choosing a model
Model ids look like lab/model, for example openai/gpt-6-luna. Copy one from the Models page, or list the ones your key can call:
See Models for what the list contains.
Using the OpenAI SDK
Flow AI speaks the OpenAI API, so the official SDK works as a drop-in replacement. Point it at the Flow AI base URL and keep the rest of your code:
Tools built on the OpenAI SDK often read OPENAI_BASE_URL and OPENAI_API_KEY from the environment. Set them to https://ai.hyperflow.fun/v1 and your Flow AI key to point those tools at Flow AI without changing their code.
Next steps
Next: Streaming — get answers as the model writes them.