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How do I use Grok API #1630
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💡 Auto-generated documentation-based answer:Currently, Qodo Merge doesn't have direct support for the Grok API. However, Qodo Merge does support multiple AI models through its configuration system. You can use various models by editing the configuration file: [config]
model="your_model_name"
fallback_models=["your_fallback_model"] The models currently supported by Qodo Merge (as of March 2025) include:
If you want to use a custom model that isn't directly supported, you can still configure it by:
For more details on changing models, please refer to the "Changing a model" section in the usage guide. If Grok support is important for your use case, you might want to request this feature through the project's GitHub issues. Relevant Sources: |
grok or groq ? anyway: https://qodo-merge-docs.qodo.ai/usage-guide/changing_a_model/#groq |
Hi @mrT23 |
Feature request
I want to ask if there is a way to use the Grok API?
Motivation
Using Grok as an additional option for review also seems like a good idea.
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