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Every agent run costs a model call, and Providers is where you see which models this workspace can call, what each is costing, and whether it is working. The Komodor Agentic Operation Platform (KAOP) ships with managed models so agents run without any setup, and you can register your own provider accounts beside them. This page covers both, and how to add one.

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Two tiers, one table

The page is one flat table of models, not a tab per tier. Each row is a model with its provider, who manages it, its upstream model id, its spend, its usage, and its status — so the tier is just a column you can sort and filter by. A registered account with no models yet still gets a row, so it is visible rather than something you have to remember exists. Above the table sits the workspace’s gateway budget. That strip is the only place the managed tier’s account-level numbers appear.

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Bringing your own provider

Supported providers are OpenAI, Anthropic, Azure, Bedrock, Vertex AI, Gemini, Mistral, Groq, DeepSeek, OpenRouter, Together AI, xAI, Cohere, Ollama, Baseten, Nebius Token Factory, and a hosted vLLM endpoint.
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Credential

Name the account and supply its API key. The key is stored so model discovery can authenticate with it later.
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Models

Register one or more upstream model ids against that credential. Nothing is written until this step submits — the credential is created, then each model against it, as one action.
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Verify

Each new deployment is health-checked, and you can talk to it directly to confirm it answers.
Verify is a step of its own rather than a result banner, because after the write “did this work” is a genuinely different question from “what should I create” — and a reader who has finished creating still has to answer it. To add models to an account you already registered, use Add models on that credential rather than walking the wizard again.
Registering your own provider does not replace the managed tier — both stay callable, and an agent picks a model from either.

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Next steps

Credentials & secrets

How a provider key is stored and delivered to a run.

Agent spend & attribution

What the fleet costs, attributed per run, agent, and model.

Model Evaluation

Decide whether a model is good enough for a given job.

Build from scratch

Where an agent picks the model it runs on.