Aiberm Auth

A magpie / OpenCode provider plugin for Aiberm. You sign in with one Aiberm API key, and each model is sent on its native API, so magpie converts a request only when the agent speaks a different API.

Models	API	Endpoint
Claude	Anthropic Messages	https://aiberm.com/v1/messages
Gemini	Gemini	https://aiberm.com/v1beta/models/<id>:streamGenerateContent
GPT	OpenAI Responses	https://aiberm.com/v1/responses
Others (DeepSeek, Grok, Qwen, Kimi…)	Chat Completions	https://aiberm.com/v1/chat/completions

The API for each model is picked from the supported_endpoint_types field in Aiberm's /v1/models. Grok and DeepSeek stay on Chat Completions, because Aiberm doesn't serve Responses for them.

Install

In magpie's window: Plugins → search aiberm → Install, then sign in with your Aiberm API key.

Or from the command line:

magpie plugin add aiberm-auth        # from npm
magpie plugin login aiberm           # asks for your own Aiberm API key
magpie provider test aiberm claude-opus-5-5

Each person signs in with their own key. The plugin holds no key; magpie keeps it on your machine.

Models are named aiberm/<model>, for example aiberm/claude-opus-5-5.

What it does

• Sign-in: one API key, stored by magpie in ~/.config/magpie/plugin-auth.json (mode 600).
• Models: read from the key's /v1/models. Embedding, image, speech and OCR models are left out. Context and output limits come from the vendors' published numbers, and Aiberm may cap below them.
• Reasoning levels: Claude low…max, GPT none…xhigh, Gemini low/medium/high, others low/medium/high.
• Usage: magpie quota shows what the key has spent (New API's /api/usage/token/).

Tests

bun test