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Works with your stack.
Use the coding agents and SDKs you already have. Copy one prompt, or point your SDK at Lyber. Your key stays in your environment.
SDK and HTTP: any client that accepts an OpenAI-compatible base URL. CLI: Lyber becomes Codex's model. Prompt: the agent wires Lyber into your project; its own model stays the same.
Set it up.
Get your API key.
Request access with a verified email. Once approved, create a key in your dashboard and set it as LYBER_API_KEY.
Request access →export LYBER_API_KEY=lyber_prepaid_…Copy the setup prompt.
Set up Lyber in this project. Lyber is an OpenAI-compatible API for uncensored, abliterated models. - Base URL: https://lyber-paid-acceptance-gateway-production.up.railway.app/v1 - API key: read it from the LYBER_API_KEY environment variable. Never write the key into code, config files, logs or git. - Model: lyber/auto. Lyber picks a ready model and the response's "model" field names the one that answered. List exact model IDs with GET {base URL}/models. Do this: 1. Find where this project calls an LLM, or add a small client if it has none. Use the official OpenAI SDK for the project's language with its base URL set to the Lyber base URL. 2. Add LYBER_BASE_URL and LYBER_API_KEY to .env.example without values, and load them the way this project loads its other settings. 3. Make one test request with model "lyber/auto" and print the "model" field of the response. 4. Tell me what you changed. Don't commit, and don't print the key.Paste it into your agent.
It edits your project and runs one test request. Review the changes before you commit.
Works in Claude Code Codex Cursor+ any coding agent
- youSet up Lyber in this project. …
- readpackage.json · src/lib/ai.ts
- editsrc/lib/ai.ts baseURL ← LYBER_BASE_URL
- edit.env.example + LYBER_BASE_URL + LYBER_API_KEY
- runnode scripts/lyber-check.mjs
- model: lyber/qwen38-27b-abliterated
- Lyber is wired in. 2 files changed; the key stays in your environment.
Illustrative output. Inference opens after each model is qualified.
Codex CLI · PRIMARY MODEL · lyber/auto
Run Codex with Lyber.
Use Lyber as the primary model in Codex CLI. Download the setup file, add your Lyber API key on your own machine, and launch with lyber/auto.
Download Codex connector
A small, readable Python setup file for macOS and Linux. It adds a local Codex profile and a lyber terminal command, with owner-only key storage.
Run the downloaded file
python3 ~/Downloads/lyber-codex-connect.pyThe setup asks for your Lyber HTTPS Router URL and API key locally. It checks that your chosen model is ready before saving your profile. Auto is the default; add --model lyber/kimi-k3-abliterated to the setup command to select Kimi explicitly. No key goes through this page.
Get a Lyber API key →Start a Lyber session
lyberThe command runs Codex CLI with Lyber as its primary model. You can also run codex --profile lyber. The current Codex desktop model picker is separate and may still show an OpenAI model.
Beyond Codex
One API for more tools.
Lyber also exposes an OpenAI-compatible API for clients that let you choose a base URL and model. Use lyber/auto when a Lyber fleet is live.
Explore the API →Codex is an OpenAI product. Lyber is an independent integration and is not endorsed by OpenAI.