Experiential Labs

proxium calls Experiential Labs with your own Experiential Labs key. Your applications send their requests to proxium with a proxium virtual key. They never hold the Experiential Labs key.

Setting	Value
Preset id	experientiallabs
Base URL	https://api.experientiallabs.ai/v1
How proxium sends the key	an Authorization: Bearer header
Request format	the OpenAI Chat Completions format
Request type	chat

Add Experiential Labs to a project

1. Get a key from Experiential Labs at platform.experientiallabs.ai.
2. In the console, open Providers and select Add a vendor.
3. In What are you adding, select Experiential Labs. proxium fills in the base URL and the models.
4. Paste the key into API key, and select Add Experiential Labs.

proxium stores the key encrypted. The console does not show the key again.

Models

A new Experiential Labs vendor starts with a list of its models. You can change the list on the Providers screen.

Call a model

A vendor that you add has the provider id t.<project>.experientiallabs, where <project> is the project slug. Send GET /v1/models to get the exact ids that your key can use, and put one in place of <model>.

curl https://proxium.tech/v1/chat/completions \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $PROXIUM_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"model": "t.<project>.experientiallabs/<model>", "messages": [{"role": "user", "content": "Hello"}]}'

You can also send a tier name, such as trial, in model. proxium then picks the model from the routing policy of the project. Refer to Routing.