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Configure TokenPool by topic

Short, focused guides for API Keys, base_url values, Codex App, Codex CLI, OpenCode, and CC Switch.

View my API Key

Sign in, reveal your current TokenPool API Key, then copy it into Codex or OpenCode.

Before You Start

5-Minute Quick Start

Sign in, get an API Key, pick an endpoint, configure Codex, and run one test request.

Last updated 2026-05-12 | Maintained by TokenPool documentation team

This page is for first-time users. The goal is to make one tool work before you learn every detail.

Requirements

  • Node.js and npm are installed.
  • You are signed in to TokenPool.
  • You have a TokenPool API Key.
  • You can open a terminal.

Console URL:

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https://tokenpool.dev/console/api-keys

Recommended: automatic Codex setup

macOS / Linux:

bash
TOKENPOOL_API_KEY="<your TokenPool API Key>" \
TOKENPOOL_BASE_URL="https://api.clawto.link" \
bash -c "$(curl -fsSL 'https://cdn.tokenpool.dev/scripts/codex-install-config.sh')"

Windows PowerShell:

powershell
$env:TOKENPOOL_API_KEY='<your TokenPool API Key>'; $env:TOKENPOOL_BASE_URL='https://api.clawto.link'; irm 'https://cdn.tokenpool.dev/scripts/codex-install-config.ps1' | iex

The script installs Codex CLI if needed, backs up existing files, and writes:

  • ~/.codex/config.toml
  • ~/.codex/auth.json

Use CC Switch

In the API Key list, click CC Switch to import your TokenPool provider into CC Switch. The import contains the API Key, endpoint, and default model.

Screenshot placeholder: CC Switch button in the API Key list.

Verify

bash
codex "Say hello in one short sentence"

If you get a normal response, Codex is now using TokenPool.