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Reasonix Setup Guide

Using third-party clients

For a more consistent and complete experience, we recommend using each model in its provider’s official client.

Third-party apps update at different speeds and may adapt APIs differently. Compatibility issues can include cache misses, unavailable tools, or request errors. If you encounter a problem, first check the client version, configuration, and model support.

This guide focuses on simple, quick setup for basic use. Advanced features and custom workflows are welcome to explore, but usually require technical knowledge and fall outside our standard support scope. Our support team may offer suggestions where practical, but cannot guarantee troubleshooting or a solution for every issue.

This guide uses the Reasonix desktop interface to set up basic text conversations with GPT and Claude. Before starting, install and open Reasonix, and prepare your own token key. The screenshots show the Chinese interface.

1. Open settings

Click Settings (设置) in the bottom-left of the Reasonix main screen.

Open Settings in the bottom-left of Reasonix

2. Open model settings

In Settings, open Models (模型) → Connect (接入), then click Add Model Service (添加模型服务) in the top-right.

Open Models, switch to Connect, and add a model service

3. Choose another model service

If the recommended model service page appears, click Choose Other Model Services (选择其他模型服务).

Choose another model service from the recommendations page

4. Select a custom provider

On the model service page, select Custom Provider (自定义供应商) to configure CCTQ.

Select a custom provider

GPT and Claude use different connection protocols, so add two separate providers. The names in the screenshots are examples and can be customized.

Enter the full request URL, not just the domain or a URL ending in /v1. Reasonix uses the address exactly as entered.

5. Connect GPT models

Enter the following in the custom provider form:

SettingValue
Custom provider nameFor example, CCTQ-CODEX
Connection protocolresponses
API URLhttps://www.cctq.ai/v1/responses
KeyYour own token key created on CCTQ

Click Test and Fetch Models (测试并获取模型) when finished.

Enter the GPT provider name, protocol, full API URL, and key

Select the GPT models you need. To use images, check Image Input (图片输入) for models that support them, then click Save (保存). The model names in the screenshot are examples; use the available models returned for your key.

Select GPT models, enable image input, and save

Start a new session, open the model list at the bottom, and select the GPT model you just added.

Select a GPT model from the model list at the bottom of a session

Send a simple message such as Hello. A normal reply confirms that it works.

A GPT model replying to a test message

6. Connect Claude models

Go to Settings → Models → Connect → Add Model Service → Custom Provider and enter:

SettingValue
Custom provider nameFor example, CCTQ-CLAUDE
Connection protocolAnthropic-compatible
API URLhttps://www.cctq.ai/v1/messages
KeyYour own token key created on CCTQ

Click Test and Fetch Models (测试并获取模型) when finished.

Enter the Claude provider name, protocol, full API URL, and key

Select the Claude models you need. To use images, check Image Input (图片输入) for models that support them, then click Save (保存). The model names in the screenshot are examples; use models supported by your key.

Select Claude models, enable image input, and save

Start a new session and select the Claude model you just added from the model list.

Select a Claude model in a new session

Send a simple message such as Hello and confirm that you receive a normal reply.

A Claude model replying to a test message

Keep your real key private. If a request fails, check the key, API URL, connection protocol, and model name.

THIRD-PARTY CLIENTS

Before you start

A few notes to help you get the most out of third-party clients.

  1. Official clients first

    For the most consistent experience, we recommend using each model in its provider’s official client.

  2. Compatibility can vary

    Third-party apps update at different speeds. Cache misses, unavailable tools, and request errors can occur because of compatibility differences. If something goes wrong, check the client version and settings first.

  3. Start with the basics

    These guides focus on the simplest, quickest setup for basic use. Advanced workflows are welcome to explore, but may require technical knowledge and fall outside our standard support scope. Our support team may offer suggestions where practical, but cannot guarantee troubleshooting or a solution.

By choosing “Continue”, you acknowledge and agree to the compatibility limitations and support scope described above.