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Requesty Provider

Access Requesty through CCS’s built-in OpenAI-compatible preset. CCS ships the Requesty router URL, default profile name, and default model so you can create a profile with only your Requesty API key.

Overview

Quick Start

Authentication

Requesty uses API key authentication.
1

Get API Key

Sign in to app.requesty.ai and create a Requesty API key.
2

Create Profile

Accept the default profile name requesty, or enter another profile name. Then paste your API key.
3

Run with CCS

Model Configuration

The preset defaults to openai/gpt-4o-mini. Requesty model IDs include the provider prefix, such as openai/gpt-4o-mini, so keep the full Requesty model name when overriding the model.

Dashboard

Manual Configuration

Create ~/.ccs/requesty.settings.json:
Register it in ~/.ccs/config.yaml:

Commands Reference

Troubleshooting

401 Unauthorized

  • Re-check the API key entered during setup
  • Recreate the profile if needed: ccs api remove requesty && ccs api create --preset requesty

Model Not Found

  • Confirm the model ID uses Requesty’s provider/model format, such as openai/gpt-4o-mini
  • Reset to the shipped default: openai/gpt-4o-mini

Next Steps

API Profiles Overview

Compare Requesty with other API-key providers

OpenAI-Compatible Routing

Understand how CCS bridges OpenAI-compatible endpoints