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title: "Adding a managed LLM provider"
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description: "Create an org-managed provider in OpenWork Cloud and import it into the desktop app"
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---
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Use `Models > Bring your Own Keys` when you want the organization to manage the credential, model list, and access rules once, then make the provider available to desktop workspaces.
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## Create the provider in OpenWork Cloud
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1. Open `Models > Bring your Own Keys`.
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2. Click `Add Provider`.
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3. Stay on `Catalog provider`.
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4. Choose the provider in `Provider`.
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5. Select the models the org should expose.
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6. Paste the shared `API key / credential`.
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7. Choose `People access` and/or `Team access`.
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8. Click `Create Provider`.
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## Import it into the desktop app
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1. Open `Settings > Cloud Providers`.
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2. Choose the correct `Active org`.
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3. Under `Cloud providers`, click `Import`.
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4. Reload the workspace when OpenWork asks.
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OpenWork writes the imported provider into the workspace `opencode.jsonc` and stores the org credential for that workspace.
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## Update or remove it later
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- Use `Sync` after changing models or access in OpenWork Cloud.
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- Use `Remove` to stop managing the imported provider from this workspace.
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- If the provider was deleted in Cloud, the desktop app shows `Removed from cloud` and lets you `Uninstall` the local config.
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- The provider must have a stored org credential before the desktop app can import it.
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If you only need a one-off local setup, use the desktop guide at [Adding a custom LLM provider/model](/start-here/connect-your-stack/add-a-custom-llm).
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