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# Open AI

OpenAI integration in LLM Labs lets you connect and manage OpenAI chat-completion models, making them available for evaluation and deployment in LLM Labs.

## Setup

1. Click **Manage providers** then select **OpenAI** in the dialog that appears.

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2. Enter your API key. [Learn more about how to find your OpenAI API key](https://platform.openai.com/api-keys)

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3. Click **Add Credentials**. After the connection is successful, all models available through your API key will be synced to Datasaur.

## Disconnect

1. Click **Manage providers**, then click **View details** on OpenAI provider.

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2. In the dialog that opens, click **Disconnect** at the bottom left.

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3. All OpenAI models linked to that API key will be removed from the workspace.


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