Subscription-based providers

If you already pay for ChatGPT Plus, Claude Max, GitHub Copilot, or one of the other plans listed below, Manifest can route through the subscription instead of an API key. Auth is OAuth or a subscription token, depending on the provider.

Supported subscriptions

Provider	Plan	Auth flow
OpenAI	ChatGPT Plus/Pro	OAuth (browser)
Anthropic	Claude Pro/Max	Subscription token
Google	Gemini	OAuth (browser)
xAI	Grok	OAuth (browser)
GitHub Copilot	Copilot	Device code
MiniMax	Coding Plan	Device code
Kiro	Kiro	Device code
Z.ai (Zhipu)	GLM Coding Plan	Subscription token
Alibaba Cloud (Qwen)	Qwen Token Plan	Subscription token
Moonshot	Kimi Coding Plan	Subscription token
Mistral	Vibe	Subscription token
BytePlus	ModelArk Coding Plan	Subscription token
Xiaomi MiMo	Token Plan	Subscription token
NousResearch	Subscription	Subscription token
Command Code	Subscription	Subscription token
OpenCode	OpenCode Go	Subscription token
Ollama Cloud	Ollama Cloud	Subscription token

Connect a subscription

Open the Routing page

In the dashboard, open Routing and click the provider tile.

Pick the Subscription tab

Each tile that supports a subscription shows two tabs (API Key and Subscription). Pick Subscription.

Complete the auth flow

Manifest opens the provider’s OAuth page (or a device-code page for Copilot) in your browser. Sign in to the account that holds the subscription, approve access, and you’re back in the dashboard with the connection saved.

How auth works per provider

Standard OAuth against auth.openai.com. Once approved, requests route through the Codex backend at chatgpt.com/backend-api/codex/responses rather than the public OpenAI API. Tokens refresh automatically.

Generate a token with the Claude CLI (claude setup-token) and paste it into Manifest. Requests carry the anthropic-beta: oauth-2025-04-20 header so Anthropic recognizes the subscription token. Available models match what your plan grants in claude.ai.

GitHub’s device-code flow. Manifest gives you a short user code, you visit github.com/login/device, paste it, and approve. No API key is ever issued. Requests then go to api.githubcopilot.com/chat/completions using a short-lived token Manifest refreshes for you.

MiniMax’s device-code flow. Manifest gives you a short user code to approve, then requests use the Anthropic protocol via api.minimax.io/anthropic (international) or api.minimaxi.com/anthropic (China).

Paste the subscription token issued by Z.ai. Requests route to open.bigmodel.cn/api/coding/paas/v4/chat/completions.

Paste the subscription token from your OpenCode account. Requests use the Anthropic protocol against opencode.ai/zen/go, authenticated via the x-api-key header.

Subscription auth is rate-limited by the provider’s plan, not by Manifest. If you hit a plan ceiling, requests fall through to your next fallback model, usually a different provider on an API key.

Why mix subscriptions and API keys

A common setup: subscription as the primary (predictable monthly cost), API-key provider as the fallback for when you hit the plan limit or want a model the subscription doesn’t include. Pin your subscription model to your default or a custom tier and add API-key models to the fallback list. Manifest handles the switch.

​Supported subscriptions

​Connect a subscription

​How auth works per provider

​Why mix subscriptions and API keys

Supported subscriptions

Connect a subscription

How auth works per provider

Why mix subscriptions and API keys