Flow — how your data becomes a key
Vault secrets, provider APIs and cookie daemons feed the model pool. A key scopes that pool with a budget and grants; calls made with it show up as spend. Click any box to edit that pool.
Flow accounts — Google Veo cookie pool
Each account is a Google login's cookies.jar the daemon
rotates over. Auto uses whichever has the most credits; Priority walks your order
top-first, auto-skipping dead/empty accounts. Adding "account":"<alias>" to a
request always overrides both.
In Priority, drag a card by its ⋮⋮ grip to set the order jobs walk top-first. pin example drops "account":"<alias>" into the sample below.
How do I get the cookies? (once per account, ~1 min)
- In Chrome or Firefox, log in to labs.google/fx/tools/flow with the Google account you want to pool.
- Install a cookie-export extension that saves Netscape format — e.g. “Get cookies.txt LOCALLY” (Chrome Web Store or Firefox Add-ons). It runs on your machine; nothing is uploaded anywhere.
- With the Flow page open and logged in, click the extension → Export. It downloads a
cookies.txt. - Come back here: type an alias (any nickname for this account), click Upload cookies.txt (or paste the file’s text into the box), then hit Validate & add.
What happens next: the gateway saves the jar into the pool and checks it against Google live. On success it shows that account’s email + credit balance and the account joins the pool immediately — no restart. A bad or expired export is flagged on screen, never silently saved.
After it’s in: leave the mode on Auto and jobs route to whichever account has the most credits. Switch to Priority and drag to reorder — jobs walk your list top-first, skipping any account that’s out of credits or de-authed. For a one-off, hit a row’s pin example to drop "account":"<alias>" into the box above; that hard-override wins over the pool on that single request. Google cookies expire every few weeks; when an account stops working, re-export and re-add it under the same alias.
Studio — Azure GPT Image 2
Persistent gallery. Drag to upload. Pin refs to the right rail for quick @ (no scroll). Type @ → pick a ref; inserts @"Image name" and attaches pixels. ↑/↓ · Enter. Delete is forever.
Higgsfield accounts — subscription OAuth pool
Each account is a Higgsfield login captured once via Clerk. The gateway stores the OAuth token and refreshes it forever — no re-login. Auto uses the first available; Priority walks your order. Add "account":"<alias>" to a request to override.
In Priority, drag a card by its ⋮⋮ grip to set the order jobs walk top-first.
Add an account
- A Higgsfield/Clerk login opened in a new tab — log in as the account you want to add.
- After login your browser lands on a “can’t reach localhost:8765” page — that’s expected.
- Copy that page’s full address bar (it contains
?code=…&state=…) and paste it below. That’s it — email & workspace fill in automatically.
Quick test
A quick check that the pool works. Type any Higgsfield model and a prompt — the gateway runs it through one of your pooled logins and shows the result below. Your agents call the same thing over the API; they already know the model names.
Connect an agent
| when (SGT) | kind | key | provider | model | status | cost |
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Vault — your provider secrets
These are your upstream keys (fal, Azure, higgsfield…). Agents never get these — you give them a key from the Keys tab instead.
| provider | label | kind | secret | status |
|---|
Keys — what you hand to an agent
flow; leave it off for normal API keys. algoscroll lets the key call /v1/algoscroll/* (not live yet).| alias | spend / budget | models | flags |
|---|
Add an LLM API
| model | upstream | base URL |
|---|
Add a generation / REST API — paste, draft, test, save
Custom providers
| name | kind | cost/call | secret | call it as |
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Provider balances
Live where a balance API exists. Providers with none never show a guessed number.
Routing policy
This is the fallback every model's route list uses unless a route is pinned (:pin=<provider>).
Model routes
Drag a row by its grip (or use the arrows) to set the try-order. Toggle a route off to pull it out of rotation without deleting it. serving now marks the route your current policy would actually pick.
Models you can call
| model | kind | provider | access |
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Connect an agent in 30 seconds
/llms.txt.