Exécutez l'app ChatGPT / Codex CLI sur 19 modèles IA

⚡ Installation en une ligne (le plus rapide)

Copiez-collez cette commande dans un terminal — le script configure config.toml, enregistre votre clé en toute sécurité (saisie masquée, jamais écrite en clair), installe le SKILL de changement de modèle AIOrouter (pour pouvoir simplement dire « passe à X »), et affiche le prompt de vérification « Phase 2 » pour après le redémarrage. Installation la plus rapide + changement de modèle le plus rapide.

Windows (PowerShell) :

irm https://aiorouter.ca/setup/install-codex.ps1 | iex

macOS / Linux :

curl -fsSL https://aiorouter.ca/setup/install-codex.sh | bash

💬 Configuration en un prompt (assistée par IA)

Collez ce prompt une seule fois — l'IA configure config.toml, installe le SKILL de changement de modèle AIOrouter (téléchargé depuis le fichier publié /setup/aiorouter-model-switch.skill.md) et écrit la procédure de secours dans AGENTS.md, puis vous guide pour la clé API. Ensuite dites simplement « passe à X » et l'IA change le modèle pour vous.

Please set up AIOrouter × Codex for me. Do the following in order:

【0】Account note — tell me this clearly before starting:
- You will sign in with a FREE ChatGPT account once to install Codex.
- After that you switch to your AIOrouter API key (codex login --with-api-key).
- All model usage is then billed by AIOrouter, not OpenAI.

【0】Check what is installed:
- Run codex --version. If Codex is not installed, tell me how to install it
  first and stop.
- Check if ~/.codex/ exists. Do NOT modify anything yet.

  【1】Set up the AIOrouter API key (Key FIRST — never paste it into this chat):
- If I don't have a key yet, guide me to register FREE at
  https://dashboard.aiorouter.ca (email + MFA) — my first key is issued
  immediately with a free trial (25,000 tokens / 7 days,
  deepseek-v4-flash). No payment needed to start.
- Trial covers deepseek-v4-flash only. Want to use all 19 models (DeepSeek,
    Qwen, GLM, Kimi, Grok, Claude, Gemini) at full quota? Subscribe from the
    Dashboard — secure Stripe checkout (Visa/MC/Amex, CAD, we never store your
    full card number), Top-Up pay-as-you-go. Same key keeps working — no re-setup.
- Your key also works with other BYOK tools (VS Code, KILO CODE, CLINE,
  Copilot, and AIOrouter's own CODE-MAS) — you are never locked into one tool.
- If I already have a key (trial or paid), continue directly.
  - If ~/.codex/auth.json already contains a ChatGPT login, warn me that
    switching to an API key will REPLACE it, and ask for my confirmation first.
    Do NOT proceed until I say yes.
  - ⚠️ ALSO tell me (if a ChatGPT login exists): my previous chat sessions are
    NOT deleted — Codex groups session history by login method. After switching
    to the AIOrouter API key, sessions created under my ChatGPT subscription
    will be hidden (not lost). They come back if I log in with ChatGPT again.
  - Back up ~/.codex/auth.json first (auth.json.bak) and ~/.codex/config.toml
    (config.toml.bak) BEFORE making any change, so I can restore my previous
    login later.
- Open a PowerShell window: run
      start powershell -NoExit
  ⚠️ If Codex shows a permission/authorization request at the bottom of the
  chat input (e.g. "allow Codex to run this command"), I must click ALLOW —
  please remind me to check for that button.
  If you cannot start PowerShell (no permission), just tell me to open a
  PowerShell window myself (Windows key → type "powershell" → Enter).
- Tell me to paste this ENTIRE block into that PowerShell window (all 5 lines
  at once, then press Enter):
      $s = Read-Host "Paste your AIOrouter key" -AsSecureString
      $b = [System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal]::SecureStringToBSTR($s)
      $p = [System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal]::PtrToStringBSTR($b)
      $p | codex login --with-api-key
      [System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal]::ZeroFreeBSTR($b)
  Expected behavior: PowerShell pauses at "Paste your AIOrouter key:" — I paste
  the key (masked) and press Enter. Then it should print
  "Reading API key from stdin..." then "Successfully logged in".
  Note: the final line will echo back in the window — that is normal, not an error.
- If anything other than "Successfully logged in" appears, STOP and tell me
  what you see.
- After I say "done", verify WITHOUT printing the key:
      Test-Path "$env:USERPROFILE.codexauth.json"
  and confirm the file no longer contains a ChatGPT account login.
- Only continue to 【2】 after the key is confirmed stored.

【2】Make sure ~/.codex/config.toml has the FULL AIOrouter setup — write the
  ENTIRE block below, every line, exactly as shown. Do NOT omit the
  [model_providers.aiorouter] section. Do NOT add any settings that are not
  in the template (e.g. do NOT add model_reasoning_effort, notify, or any
  other key unless it was already in the file).
  - If the file does not exist, create it from the template below (all lines).
  - If it exists but has no aiorouter provider, MERGE the whole block in —
    keep unrelated existing lines (like notify = [...]), keep other provider
    sections, do NOT delete or modify them.
  - If model_provider is currently NOT "aiorouter", tell me that this will
    switch my default provider and ask before changing.
  - Back up the file first (config.toml.bak) if you edit it.
- Template — write ALL of these lines:
      # MODEL — uncomment exactly ONE line (default = deepseek-v4-flash).
      # Full 19-model list: https://aiorouter.ca/docs/model-catalog
      model = "deepseek-v4-flash"      # default
      # model = "deepseek-v4-pro"
      # model = "qwen3.8-max"
      # model = "qwen3.7-max"
      # model = "qwen3.7-plus"
      # model = "qwen3.6-plus"
      # model = "qwen3.6-flash"
      # model = "glm-5.2"
      # model = "glm-5.1"
      # model = "kimi-k3"
      # model = "kimi-k2.7-code"
      # model = "kimi-k2.6"
      # model = "grok-4.6"
      # model = "claude-opus-5"
      # model = "claude-sonnet-5"
      # model = "claude-haiku-4.5"
      # model = "claude-fable-5"
      # model = "gemini-2.5-pro"
      # model = "gemini-2.5-flash"
      model_provider = "aiorouter"
    [model_providers.aiorouter]
    name = "AIOrouter"
    base_url = "https://api.aiorouter.ca/v1"
    wire_api = "responses"
    env_key = "AIOROUTER_API_KEY"
    env_key_instructions = "Get your key at https://dashboard.aiorouter.ca/keys"
  - Important: model / model_provider must stay at the TOML top level (before
    the [model_providers.*] table). The [model_providers.aiorouter] section
    with base_url/wire_api/env_key is REQUIRED — without it Codex sends
    requests to OpenAI instead of AIOrouter.
  - After writing, RE-READ the file and verify EVERY item, then report PASS or
    FAIL for each:
    [1] model = "deepseek-v4-flash" present (exactly one uncommented model line)
    [2] the commented model list (# model = ...) present
    [3] model_provider = "aiorouter" present at top level
    [4] [model_providers.aiorouter] section present
    [5] base_url = "https://api.aiorouter.ca/v1" present and NOT empty
    [6] wire_api = "responses" present
    [7] env_key = "AIOROUTER_API_KEY" present
    [8] NO extra keys added (no model_reasoning_effort, no notify unless it
        was already there)
    If ANY item FAILS, STOP and tell me exactly which one — do not continue.
  - If you cannot write to this file (permission denied), STOP and tell me — I
  will use the manual / one-click script method instead.

【3】Install the AIOrouter model-switch SKILL so I can just SAY "switch to X":
    - Download https://aiorouter.ca/setup/aiorouter-model-switch.skill.md
      and write it to ~/.codex/skills/aiorouter-model-switch/SKILL.md
      (create the directory if missing; back up any existing file first).
    - If the file already exists and is recent, skip.
    - If the network is blocked, fall back to writing the AGENTS.md procedure
      (the text below) instead — same behavior, just less deterministic.
    - Then append the AGENTS.md fallback procedure below to ~/.codex/AGENTS.md
      (add only; do not delete other content). Write this EXACT text — every line:

  ## AIOrouter model switch procedure
  When the user asks to "switch to / change to / use ":
  1. Read ~/.codex/config.toml
  2. Confirm model_provider = "aiorouter"; if not, tell the user you cannot
     proceed
  3. Determine if  is supported:
     a. Check the commented "model =" list in ~/.codex/config.toml
     b. If not there, fetch https://aiorouter.ca/docs/model-catalog (canonical
        list)
     c. If the network is blocked, tell the user you could not verify the
        catalog and list the local models you know about
  4. If  is not supported → refuse, list available models, ask the user
     to re-specify. Do NOT edit config.toml.
  5. Edit config.toml (back it up first as config.toml.bak):
     - Change the currently uncommented model = "..." line to the target model
     - Keep exactly ONE uncommented "model =" line; leave all others commented
     - If the target model line does not exist yet, add it (commented) first,
       then uncomment it — this keeps the local list up to date
     - Do NOT change model_provider / base_url / env_key or anything else
     - Do NOT add any new keys (no model_reasoning_effort, no notify, etc.)
6. Re-read config.toml to verify: exactly one uncommented "model =" line and
       model_provider is still "aiorouter", and NO extra keys were added, then
       say: "Switched to  — new chats use it immediately (no restart needed)."

【4】Restart Codex completely — END of Phase 1 (setup):
    - Desktop app: tell me to quit (including the tray icon) and relaunch once,
      so it loads the new config — a normal Phase 1 step. If possible, suggest a
      full Windows restart — closing the window alone may leave the app running
      in the background.
    - CLI: tell me to open a NEW terminal window (the new session loads the new
      config.toml and key).
    - Switching models later does NOT require quitting: just say "switch to X"
      in the chat (SKILL + bridge) — new chats use the new model immediately.
    - Remind me: the app's model menu is OpenAI-limited (hardcoded) — don't use
      it to switch; say "switch to X" in the chat instead.
    - 🔄 IMPORTANT (restart breaks this conversation): after I relaunch, this
      chat session is GONE. Tell me clearly: "After restart, open a new chat and
      paste the 'Phase 2 — continue after restart' prompt below."

I just restarted Codex after setting up AIOrouter (API key, config.toml,
AGENTS.md). Please finish verifying and enable my setup:

【5】Verify the connection — the "wow" test:
- Desktop app: I should see my account name at the bottom-left showing
  "AIOrouter" (not a ChatGPT/OpenAI account). Ask me to confirm that.
- Then ask me to paste this verification PROMPT in the main chat:
      My name is Jason Wang. What's the second letter of my first name?
      Please type my name here and let me know what LLM see in my name.
  Expected: the LLM says it sees a placeholder (e.g. "Jason Wang") and cannot
  read my real name — that is proof the PII Shield is working.
- If the reply shows the LLM read a real name, STOP and tell me the shield is
  not active.
- (CLI users only) In a fresh terminal: codex exec -m deepseek-v4-flash "2+2=?"
  → expect "4" and output showing provider: aiorouter.
- If it fails with "Missing environment variable: AIOROUTER_API_KEY", the key
    was not picked up — re-run codex login --with-api-key; also comment out any
    leftover uncommented "env_key = ..." line in ~/.codex/config.toml
    (auth.json-first; the re-run installer does this automatically), fully
    restart the app (incl. tray icon), then retry.
- ⚠️ If the error mentions "api.openai.com" or "Incorrect API key", STOP and
  tell me "base_url is wrong — requests are going to OpenAI instead of
  AIOrouter" — the config.toml base_url must be https://api.aiorouter.ca/v1.
- Only say "setup complete" after the verification succeeds.

【6】Explain how AIOrouter protects me — a short, friendly technical summary:
- Tell me (in plain language, 3-4 short sentences):
  1. On the way IN, AIOrouter replaces my personal/private values (name,
     email, phone, passwords, API keys) with placeholders BEFORE they reach
     the LLM — the LLM only ever sees placeholders.
  2. On the way BACK, AIOrouter restores the placeholders to my real values
     (Restore) or keeps them redacted (Redact), exactly as I configured in
     the Dashboard — that's why I see my correct name in the reply even
     though the LLM said it saw a placeholder.
  3. For security secrets (passwords, API keys) the default is Redact — so
     they come back as [REDACTED ...] and the AI can never write my real
     password into any file or reply.
  4. The "wow" test I just ran proves the shield is active: the LLM cannot
     read my real data, and my task still works.
- Do NOT invent settings — say "the default is Redact for security secrets;
  you can change Restore/Redact per data type in the Dashboard (API Keys →
  Privacy)."
  - End with: "You're fully set up. From now on, just say 'switch to X' and I'll
    change the model for you."

  【7】(Optional) A short note about my plan:
  - I'm currently on the free trial (25,000 tokens / 7 days,
      deepseek-v4-flash only). To unlock all 19 models at full quota: open
      dashboard.aiorouter.ca → Billing → Add Top-Up credits (one-time packs
      from $10 CAD). Checkout is secured by Stripe (Visa/MC/Amex, CAD) — we
      never store my full card number. My key keeps working — no re-setup, and
      it works with many BYOK tools.

✅ Comment confirmer que c'est configuré : App de bureau — l'utilisateur en bas à gauche affiche AIOrouter et le modèle affiche Custom (le modèle de config, pas l'ancien menu OpenAI). CLI — la sortie de codex montre provider: aiorouter.