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Corvex Token Factory connects to OpenCode through a custom OpenAI-compatible provider. Store the API key with /connect, add the provider configuration, then select a Token Factory model from /models.

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Prerequisites

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Store the API key

Start opencode and run /connect. Select Other, enter corvex as the provider ID, and paste your sk-corvex-... key. OpenCode stores the key in its credential store.To use an environment variable instead, skip /connect, add "apiKey": "{env:CORVEX_API_KEY}" to options in the next step, and export CORVEX_API_KEY before starting OpenCode.
2

Add the provider configuration

Add the following configuration to opencode.json in the project root, or to ~/.config/opencode/opencode.json for global use. The provider ID must match the corvex value used with /connect.
OpenCode does not read context limits from the endpoint, so the configuration declares each model’s current limit and rates in US dollars per million tokens. See Pricing for current rates and account credits. To make GLM the default, add "model": "corvex/zai-org/GLM-5.3" at the top level.
3

Select and test a model

Start OpenCode in your repository and run /models. Select a model under Corvex Token Factory, then run a short task that exercises a tool call. A successful response confirms the provider configuration and stored key.

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Output-token limit

OpenCode currently limits each step to 32,000 output tokens through its built-in OUTPUT_TOKEN_MAX. The larger limit.output values above record each model’s Token Factory limit but do not override the OpenCode limit. Reasoning tokens count toward the 32,000-token step budget. If a response or tool call is truncated, retry with a shorter prompt or divide the task into smaller steps.
Last modified on October 7, 2026