Providers
How each AI provider connects to Artzi, what to install and how to choose it for a teammate.
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Claude
Claude runs as a provider in Artzi. Sign in with your Claude account, choose a model for each teammate and manage tool permissions in one place.
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Codex
Codex runs as a provider in Artzi. Sign in to your Codex account once, pick a model for each teammate and set how much its sandbox allows.
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Grok CLI
Grok CLI connects to Artzi as an agent runtime. Install the Grok command-line tool, sign in and choose it for any teammate you create.
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Gemini
Gemini connects to Artzi through its agent runtime. Sign in with your Google account and pick a Gemini model for each teammate you create.
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OpenCode
OpenCode runs as a provider in Artzi. Install the OpenCode command-line tool, connect a model and choose it when you create a teammate.
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Cline
Cline runs as a provider in Artzi. Connect the model you use and give each teammate its own working folder for code and documents.
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Cursor
Cursor connects to Artzi through its command-line agent. Sign in with your Cursor account and choose it for teammates that work on code.
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Muse
Muse runs as a provider in Artzi. Sign in with a device code, and Artzi starts a local Muse service for each session you open.
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Pi
Pi runs as a provider in Artzi. Connect a key-based model service such as DeepSeek or OpenRouter, or sign in with the Pi tool.
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Custom ACP agents
Any agent that speaks the Agent Client Protocol can run in Artzi. Register its command, choose a working folder and test the connection.
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Custom endpoints
Point a teammate at any service with an OpenAI-compatible chat API, including models on your own computer. Add the address and key, then test.