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Generic Tool Integration with DataEyesAI (OpenAI-Compatible Protocol)#

DataEyesAI's API is fully compatible with the standard OpenAI API protocol. This means that as long as the tool you are using supports a custom OpenAI endpoint (such as Cursor, Chatbox, various VS Code plugins, etc.), you can easily swap the underlying model for DataEyesAI's high-performance compute.

1. The Three Essentials of Universal Configuration#

No matter which tool you are using, find its "Settings / API Configuration / Custom Provider" page and replace the following three core parameters:
ParameterValueTroubleshooting Tips
API Base URL
(or: Endpoint / Server URL)		https://platform.dataeyes.ai/v1Important note about /v1: Most tools (such as Cursor) require the /v1 suffix. However, if you get a "404" or "Invalid URL" error, try removing /v1 and use only the root domain.
API Key
(or: Secret Key)		sk-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxEnter the raw plaintext key obtained from the DataEyesAI console. Do not manually add a Bearer prefix.
Model
(or: Model Name)		The exact name of a model supported by DataEyesAIThe name must match the model listed in the DataEyesAI console exactly, character for character (e.g. gpt-4o, claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022).

2. Demo: Cursor Integration#

Here is a walkthrough using Cursor, one of the most popular AI coding tools:
Note: Due to Cursor's product limitations, the free tier only supports Auto mode and does not allow custom model configuration. To use custom models, please upgrade to Cursor Pro or higher — after which all DataEyesAI-supported models will be available.
1.
Open Cursor and navigate to Settings → Models.
2.
Find the OpenAI configuration section, enable the Override OpenAI Base URL toggle, and enter https://platform.dataeyes.ai/v1.
3.
In the API Key field, enter your DataEyesAI sk-... key.
4.
Click Add Custom Model, enter the name of the model you want to use (e.g. deepseek-v3.2-251201), and enable its toggle.
5.
Select that model in the conversation panel to start using it.
(Example screenshot)
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3. Universal Troubleshooting Guide (FAQ)#

If you cannot have a conversation after configuring, work through the following three classic errors in order:
1. Error 404 (Not Found) / Invalid URL / Model does not exist?
This is the most common path or name concatenation mistake:
Base URL trailing slash issue: This is caused by differences in how individual tools handle URL construction internally. If adding /v1 causes an error, try removing /v1. If omitting it causes an error, try adding /v1.
Model name issue: Do not guess — make sure the model name you entered actually exists on the DataEyesAI platform and that your account has permission to call it.
2. Error 401 (Unauthorized) / Authentication Failed?
Check whether the key was copied with a trailing space, or whether a Bearer prefix was accidentally added.
Log in to the DataEyesAI console and confirm that the API Key is active and your account has sufficient credit.
3. Error 502/504 / Network Connection Timeout?
This may be caused by temporary routing instability on the primary network. Try replacing the Base URL with an official backup node (e.g. https://platform.dataeyes.ai/v1).
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