Admin
Model Control
Only the configured admin can sign in here.

### Add OpenCode Model

OpenCode

These are the models available in OpenCode. They form the fallback chain for build execution. When rate limits are reached or errors occur, the system falls back to the next model in the list.

Select model from OpenCode
Display name shown to users Model tier (for plan limits)
Icon (files in /assets)
Supports image uploads

### Add Public Model

Public

These models are displayed to users in the builder dropdown for selection. This is separate from the OpenCode fallback chain.

Model ID (e.g., claude-3-5-sonnet, gpt-4o) Display name shown to users Model tier (for plan limits)
Icon (files in /assets)
Supports image uploads

### OpenCode Models (Fallback Chain)

0

Arrange the order of OpenCode models below. When rate limits are reached or errors occur, the system falls back to the next model in this chain. The first model is the primary.

### Public Models

0

These models are displayed to users in the builder dropdown. Arrange the order to set their display priority.

### Add / Update Model (Legacy)

Step 1
Choose a model from OpenCode
Display name shown to users Model tier (for plan limits)
Icon (files in /assets)
Provider priority (comma separated provider:model) Supports image uploads

### System Actions

Admin

Emergency controls for system management.

### Icon Library

Step 0

Upload icon files to /chat/public/assets and pick them here. PNG, JPG, SVG, and WEBP are supported.

### OpenCode Ultimate Backup Model

Fallback

Configure the ultimate fallback model that will be used when all providers fail. This is the last-resort backup for reliability.

OpenCode backup model

### Auto Model for Hobby/Free Plan

Free Plan

Select which model Hobby and Free plan users will automatically use. Paid plan users can select their own models.

Model for hobby/free users

### Provider Limits & Usage

Rate limits

Configure token/request limits per provider or per model and monitor current usage.

Provider
Scope
Model (for per-model limits)
Tokens per minute Tokens per hour Tokens per day Requests per minute Requests per hour Requests per day