docs: add OpenZoo provider setup guide - #562
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Updated 2026-09-02: corrected — the hosted
https://api.openzoo.fun/v1endpoint answers HTTP 402 to a plain OpenAI client (it only serves calls that pay x402 or carry an OpenZoo subscription key,ozk_live_…). The page now sets up the localnpx openzooproxy (http://localhost:8402/v1), which pays x402 per call from a local burner wallet and ignores the API key.Adds a provider guide for OpenZoo plus its
index.jsonentry — the same shape as the merged ChatGPT Plus/Pro guide (#492).OpenZoo works with Roo Code today through the existing "OpenAI Compatible" provider type; this page documents the local
npx openzooproxy as the base URL (http://localhost:8402/v1; the proxy ignores the API key, so any non-empty value works; billing is per call from the proxy's wallet), notes that the hosted endpoint needs x402 or a subscription key, and carries the tool-calling note per your openai-compatible requirements.Disclosure: I operate OpenZoo. Verification:
npx openzoothencurl http://localhost:8402/v1/modelsis free and lists model ids + pricing.🤖 Generated with Claude Code