agentgg init saves the credential to ~/.agentgg/config.json. Pass flags on agentgg scan to use a different provider for one run instead. See One-off credentials for the full flag list.
Anthropic
Credential: an API key, or an OAuth token from a Claude Pro or Max plan.OpenAI
Credential: an API key.Ollama
Credential: the local server URL. The default ishttp://localhost:11434.
AWS Bedrock
Credential: AWS credentials from the standard chain (environment variables, a profile, SSO, or an IAM role), plus a region.Google Vertex AI
Credential: Google Application Default Credentials (ADC), plus a GCP project ID.OpenRouter
Credential: an API key.Switch the default provider
The config holds every provider you set up, and marks one of them the default. A scan uses the default unless you override it for that run.openai the default. The second sets the model for that
provider. --model needs --provider.
agentgg config only switches between providers you already set up, and it
changes no credentials. To add a provider, run agentgg init, which also makes
that provider the default.One-off credentials
Pass these flags toagentgg scan to run once with a different provider or credential. The CLI does not save these values to ~/.agentgg/config.json.
A flag that does not apply to the active provider is a hard error, not a silent ignore. To change the saved default instead of passing a flag every run, see Switch the default provider.