In the AI Providers section, fill out the Add Provider form. The form is staged: pick a Provider and paste an API Key first — advanced options like Model and Base URL are collapsed behind an Advanced settings toggle and only need changing for gateways, proxies, local providers, or OpenAI-compatible endpoints.
Field
Description
Label
A name that helps you recognize the provider, such as Work OpenAI or Personal OpenRouter.
Provider
The provider type, such as OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, Google Gemini, Vercel AI Gateway, OpenRouter, Ollama, or OpenAI-compatible.
API Key
The key Reactive Resume should use when sending AI requests to that provider.
Model(advanced)
The exact model name expected by that provider.
Base URL(advanced)
The provider endpoint. Leave the default unless you use a gateway, proxy, local provider, or OpenAI-compatible endpoint.
Click Save Provider when the form is complete. Reactive Resume tests the connection automatically as part of the save, so you’ll see a success or failure status immediately without a separate click.
Saved AI provider in Integrations
Treat API keys like passwords. Anyone with a key can use the connected provider account and may incur costs.
AI provider credentials are encrypted on the server and are never shown again after saving. The settings page only shows a preview of the saved key.If provider management is unavailable, your self-hosted deployment may be missing required server configuration.
AI provider management requires the server-side services used to encrypt credentials. If the page says provider
management is unavailable, check your deployment configuration before using AI features.