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Your company can run tickets on its own AI key. The key’s provider bills your company directly. CodeObsess never pays for your AI and adds no markup.

Add a key

Owners and admins add keys in Settings › AI › Company AI keys.
  1. Press Add a key.
  2. Choose the Provider: Anthropic, OpenAI or Gemini.
  3. Give it a Name if you like, for example “Main key”.
  4. Paste the API key from the provider’s console.
  5. Optionally choose Models for each stage: Plan, Implement, Review and Small tasks. Leave a stage empty to use CodeObsess’s default.
  6. Press Check and save. CodeObsess checks the key with its provider before saving it.
The key is stored sealed and never shown again. The page shows only its last characters and when it was checked.
Keep review on a strong model; it catches a cheaper implementer’s mistakes.

Several keys

  • A company can have up to 5 keys. Runs use only the Default key. There is no automatic fallback to another key.
  • Make default switches which key runs use.
  • Remove stops runs using a key. It does not revoke the key at the provider; revoke it there too.
  • A model CodeObsess has not tested is marked Not yet tested by CodeObsess; results may vary.
Members can see the keys; owners and admins change them.

When a key fails

If the provider refuses the key, the account is out of credit, or the key may not use the model, the run fails with a plain sentence and your owners and admins get an email, at most once a day. If the provider is busy, CodeObsess tries again later, a few times.

Company keys not on yet

If you saved a key and a run says Company keys not on yet, CodeObsess is enabling company keys for your company. Once it’s done, ask CodeObsess again.