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Providers and model availability are app-wide. Workspace defaults choose from that global set, and Usage is always a Central surface.

Global scope

Supported providers and credentials

Aiola does not accept provider API keys on the Providers page. Install each CLI and authenticate in a terminal; Re-check then reads the CLI’s local authentication state.

Detection and status

For each provider, the page can show installation state, version, binary path, authentication status, account email, subscription, and discovered models. Re-check probes the machine again; a failed probe is reported separately from an unauthenticated state.

Enable providers and models

An installed provider cannot be enabled until it is authenticated. Expand an authenticated provider to hide, show, or reorder models. Hidden models remain on the settings page so they can be restored, but disappear from model pickers. Provider enablement, model visibility, and model order are saved through the same Central provider settings surface.

Usage cards

Select the circular-arrow icon button at the right of the Usage heading to request current provider data. The button has no visible text label.

Analytics usage

When hosted Analytics is configured, Usage also shows Analytics events. All websites reports current-cycle events, monthly quota, and reset date; site rows show their event count and share of the cycle total. The page waits for provider usage before rendering Analytics usage so the cards appear together. If the event limit is exceeded, hosted Analytics dashboards lock until an upgrade or reset; collection continues.

Workspace defaults

A workspace default provider/model selects from globally enabled, visible models. Changing a workspace default does not install, authenticate, or globally enable a provider.