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Supported configuration

The bundled TUI stores provider settings in: 
~/.config/hrns/config.json
If the file does not exist, startup falls back to an interactive onboarding flow.

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First-run onboarding

On the first launch, hrns prompts for:
  • provider name
  • provider API URL
  • provider API key
  • default model
  • whether to skip TLS verification
The entered provider is saved and becomes currentProvider.

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Config shape

The current file format looks like this: 
{
  "providers": {
    "openai": {
      "url": "https://api.openai.com/v1",
      "key": "your-api-key",
      "model": "your-model",
      "skipVerify": false
    }
  },
  "currentProvider": "openai"
}
For the active provider, tui.Run builds openai.NewClient(...) with:
  • url as the OpenAI-compatible base URL
  • key as the bearer token
  • skipVerify to control TLS verification
  • model as the startup model shown in the TUI

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Typical setups

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Default OpenAI-style base URL

Use onboarding and enter:
  • provider name: openai
  • provider API URL: https://api.openai.com/v1
  • provider API key: your API key
  • default model: a model your provider supports
  • skip TLS verify: n

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Custom endpoint

Use onboarding and enter your endpoint URL and model.

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Local endpoint with self-signed TLS

Set:
  • provider API URL: https://localhost:8443/v1
  • provider API key: your development key
  • skip TLS verify: y

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Important runtime detail

Provider configuration and model selection are separate concerns. You can change the saved model for the current provider at runtime: 
/model <your-model>
You can also add more providers with: 
/connect
The current implementation saves the new provider and marks it as current in the config file, but it does not rebuild the in-memory client for the existing session. Restart the TUI to actually talk to that provider.

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When embedding instead of using the TUI

If you use the packages directly, you do not need the TUI config file at all. You can build the client explicitly: 
client := openai.NewClient(
    openai.WithBaseURL("https://your-provider.example/v1"),
    openai.WithAPIKey("your-api-key"),
)
That is usually the cleaner path for real applications.