Bring your own keys
You only need one tested coding agent to start a standard build. Add media, Firebase, GitHub, or store credentials when the result actually needs them.
Connect a provider
Section titled “Connect a provider”- Open Settings and choose the relevant provider group.
- Add an API key or complete the terminal or browser sign-in shown for that provider.
- Choose Test. Do not start a dependent build until the test succeeds.
Keys are stored encrypted for your account. LoopCodeLab uses a credential only for the provider and work you select.
What you can connect
Section titled “What you can connect”| Provider | What it can provide |
|---|---|
| Claude, Codex, Kimi, Grok, Qwen, Gemini, Vibe, GLM | Coding agents for planning, building, or review. GLM is a worker-only agent. |
| Image and video providers | Generated images and video for media builds. |
| Suno and ElevenLabs | Generated music and voiceover. |
| Firebase | Mobile app accounts, cloud data, and push setup when your app needs them. |
Some providers support a subscription or device sign-in instead of an API key. Settings shows the available connection method for each one.
If a test fails
Section titled “If a test fails”- Confirm that the key was copied without spaces or quotation marks.
- Check that the required API, project, or billing access is enabled with the provider.
- For browser or device sign-in, reconnect if the session expired.
- Follow the provider-specific steps under Credentials & keys.