A practical setup note for developers using Cline, Roo Code, OpenHands, Goose, Pi, and other AI coding agents.
Many AI coding agents now support OpenAI-compatible providers, but the setup flow is still scattered across different tools.
I have been working on AIMOWAY, a small production service that provides an OpenAI-compatible /v1 endpoint for developers and small teams. New accounts get trial credits and an initial API key automatically, so you can test a model call without first setting up billing.
Base URL:
https://aimoway.com/v1
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What you can try:
- Sign up with email verification
- Use the initial API key generated for your account
- Run a model call in Playground
- Configure OpenAI-compatible tools and coding agents
- Review usage logs, tokens, and cost after each call
We have setup notes for:
- Cline
- Roo Code
- OpenHands
- OpenCode
- Continue
- Aider
- LiteLLM
- Goose
- Pi
I am especially looking for feedback from AI agent users:
- Is the
/v1setup flow clear enough? - Which AI coding agent should we document next?
- Do the usage logs show the right level of detail?
- What would make this useful in your daily workflow?
Docs:
https://aimoway.com/docs/ai-agents
Try it:
https://aimoway.com
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