deepkey Operational

deepkey is positioned as a unified model gateway for AI coding, model testing, and application development. It brings multiple model services together through one API entry point, helping users reduce the steps required to repeatedly request keys, change endpoint addresses, and configure tools.

After registering, users create an API key, replace BASE_URL according to the configuration documentation, and then select or switch models in development tools that support custom endpoints.

The platform supports connections to model services such as Claude, OpenAI, and Gemini, and provides integration guides for Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, VSCode, and Cursor.

The pricing page centralizes model and provider information and supports filtering by model, provider, billing method, and endpoint type. The documentation also covers Windows installation, environment variable configuration, tool upgrades, cache clearing, uninstallation, and connection troubleshooting. Existing configurations can be imported through CC-SWITCH.

It is suitable for developers who need to switch models between Claude Code, Codex CLI, and Gemini CLI, as well as editor users who frequently call models in VSCode or Cursor.

Model testers can review model, provider, endpoint, and pricing information before choosing an option for a task. Independent developers and technical teams can use the unified entry point to integrate model APIs into prototypes, scripts, or internal applications.

deepkey is a paid product. Before integration, review the pricing page to confirm model, provider, billing method, and endpoint information. The unified entry point can reduce configuration work, but it does not replace the configuration requirements of individual development tools.

During setup, create the API key correctly and configure BASE_URL, while confirming that the target tool supports custom endpoints. For installation, environment variable, or connection issues, consult the relevant troubleshooting documentation. Configuration steps may differ across systems and tools.