How to Connect Custom External Models to Qoder: Step‑by‑Step Configuration Guide

This guide walks you through adding a custom external model such as DeepSeek‑v4, Flash, or Pro to the Qoder AI programming assistant by configuring the provider, entering the Bailei API key, selecting the model, and verifying token usage with screenshots.

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How to Connect Custom External Models to Qoder: Step‑by‑Step Configuration Guide

Integrating a Custom External Model into Qoder

Open Qoder, click the top‑right user menu, then navigate to User Settings → Qoder Settings → Model → Add .

Select the provider Alibaba Cloud Bailei . In the model list choose one of the available Bailei models, for example DeepSeek‑v4 , Flash , or Pro .

Enter the API key obtained from the Bailei console and click Add .

In a conversation window set the model type to Custom and select the newly added model (e.g., Pro ).

Qoder settings UI showing Add Model screen
Qoder settings UI showing Add Model screen
Conversation window with Custom model selected
Conversation window with Custom model selected

Token usage for the Bailei model can be viewed on the Bailei platform dashboard.

Bailei token consumption screen
Bailei token consumption screen
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