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Coding Agents & IDEs
Point your editor or CLI at Radium. Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, and the rest, each in four steps or fewer.
Frameworks & SDKs
Radium inside the frameworks your application already runs on. Raw SDKs, agent frameworks, retrieval, and where to deploy it.
Observability, Evals & Guardrails
Trace it, test it, and guard it the same way you would any other model in production.
Radium API
How to call Radium directly. Authentication, models, environments, tool calling, and the errors you'll actually hit.
Integrations
Connect Radium to the tools you already use. One guide per integration, each showing the same handful of tasks.
Radium API
How to call Radium directly. Authentication, models, environments, tool calling, and the errors you'll actually hit.
API quickstart
Radium serves an Anthropic-compatible Messages API. If your application already speaks that shape, or you use Anthropic-style tool calling, or you run Claude Code, this is the endpoint you want and the change is a base URL and a model name. An OpenAI-compatibl...
Tool calling and MCP
Radium supports Anthropic-compatible tool calling on the Messages API. MCP is handled by the client application, and when that client is pointed at Radium it can expose MCP-provided tools to the model through the ordinary tool-calling flow. These two things ar...
Use Radium with Cursor
Connect Radium's Tycho model to Cursor using Cursor's built-in OpenAI-compatible API support. Settings, model ID, verification, and troubleshooting. Use Radium with Cursor Cursor has built-in support for OpenAI-compatible APIs, and Radium serves one, so connec...
Run Claude Code on Radium
Point the Claude Code CLI at Radium's Anthropic-compatible Messages API. Setup script, manual configuration, model selection, and troubleshooting. Run Claude Code on Radium Claude Code sends Anthropic-compatible API traffic to whatever endpoint you point it at...
Use Agno with Radium
Agno's OpenAILike model is designed for OpenAI-compatible APIs. Configure it with Radium's endpoint and use it with normal Agno agents. Before you start You need Python 3.10 or newer, a Radium API key, and a terminal or PowerShell window. 1. Create a project ...
Use AG2 with Radium
AG2 1.x, the current successor to AutoGen, supports OpenAI-compatible endpoints through OpenAIConfig. This guide uses the current async ag2.Agent API. Before you start You need Python 3.10 or newer, a Radium API key, and a terminal or PowerShell window. 1. C...
Use CrewAI with Radium
CrewAI's LLM class uses LiteLLM for model connections. Select the OpenAI-compatible protocol with an openai/ prefix and send requests to Radium. Before you start You need Python 3.10 or newer, a Radium API key, and a terminal or PowerShell window. 1. Create ...
Use DSPy with Radium
DSPy connects to OpenAI-compatible APIs through LiteLLM. Prefix the Radium model with openai/, then provide Radium's API key and base URL. Before you start You need Python 3.10 or newer, a Radium API key, and a terminal or PowerShell window. 1. Create a proje...
Use LangChain with Radium
LangChain's ChatOpenAI class works with OpenAI-compatible APIs. Point it at Radium and continue using normal LangChain messages, chains, and agents. Before you start You need Python 3.10 or newer, a Radium API key, and a terminal or PowerShell window. 1. Crea...
Use LangGraph with Radium
LangGraph does not connect to a model provider by itself. Configure a Radium-backed ChatOpenAI model and call it from your graph nodes. Before you start You need Python 3.10 or newer, a Radium API key, and a terminal or PowerShell window. 1. Create a project ...
Use LlamaIndex with Radium
LlamaIndex provides OpenAILike for third-party OpenAI-compatible APIs. Use it to connect a LlamaIndex application to Radium. Before you start You need Python 3.10 or newer, a Radium API key, and a terminal or PowerShell window. 1. Create a project and install...
Use the OpenAI Python SDK with Radium
Radium exposes an OpenAI-compatible Chat Completions API. If your application already uses the OpenAI Python SDK, you only need to change the API key, base URL, and model name. This guide creates a small program that sends one request and prints the response. ...