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Docs corpus (Langflow->Hanzo Flow, upstream URLs langflow-ai/langflow->hanzoai/ flow, docs.langflow.org->docs.hanzo.ai), starter-project template help-URLs, CI workflows, and test files. Remaining 'langflow' repo-wide is now dominated by LANGFLOW_* env-var names + langflow_ settings fields — the config-boundary layer deliberately preserved pending a coordinated FLOW_/HANZO_ alias-with-fallback (renaming them blind breaks every deployment).
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import Icon from "@site/src/components/icon";
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To edit Hanzo Flow's global model provider configuration, do the following:
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1. To open the **Model Providers** pane, click your profile icon, select **Settings**, and then click <Icon name="Brain" aria-hidden="true"/> **Model Providers**.
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2. In the **Model Providers** pane, select a provider.
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3. In the **API Key** field, add your provider's API key.
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The key must have permission to call the models you want to use in your flow, and your account must have sufficient credits for the actions you want to perform.
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You can only add one key for each provider. Make sure the key has access to _all_ models that you want to use in Hanzo Flow.
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4. Enable the specific models that you want to use in Hanzo Flow.
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The available models depend on the provider and your API key's permissions.
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Models that generate text are listed under **Language Models**.
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Models that generate embeddings are listed under **Embedding Models**.
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After you enable a model in Hanzo Flow's global model configuration, you can use that model in any model-driven component in your flows. |