Providers

frogg does not ship a model or an agent of its own. The daemon runs agent CLIs that you install and sign in to on the daemon host. Each one is a provider.

Built-in providers

ID	Name	Runs	Default mode	Enabled
claude	Claude	claude (Claude Code, via the Agent SDK)	auto	yes
codex	Codex	codex app-server	auto-review	yes
copilot	Copilot	copilot --acp	agent	yes
opencode	OpenCode	opencode server with a bridge plugin	set by OpenCode	yes
pi	Pi	pi --mode rpc (PI_COMMAND overrides)	none	yes
omp	Oh My Pi	omp (OMP_COMMAND overrides)	full	no

Any agent that speaks the Agent Client Protocol can be added as a custom provider; see custom providers.

Install and sign in

Install the CLI and log in as the user the daemon runs as. frogg uses each CLI’s own authentication and never asks for your provider credentials.

# examples; follow each vendor's instructions
npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code && claude
npm install -g @openai/codex && codex login

The daemon finds binaries on its PATH. A service installed by install.sh inherits the PATH of the shell that ran the installer. If you install a CLI later into a directory that was not on that PATH, re-run the installer or point the provider at the binary with a command override.

After installing, refresh:

frogg restart
frogg provider ls

PROVIDER  LABEL     STATUS     ENABLED   DEFAULT MODE
claude    Claude    available  Enabled   auto
codex     Codex     available  Enabled   auto-review
copilot   Copilot   not found  Enabled   ...
opencode  OpenCode  not found  Enabled   default
pi        Pi        not found  Enabled   default
omp       Oh My Pi  not found  Disabled  full

Diagnose

frogg provider diagnostic claude

It shows how the command resolved, the binary version, auth status (for Claude, the output of claude auth status) and relevant environment. In the app, expand a provider in host settings → Providers.

Models, modes and thinking

Models are discovered from each provider at runtime:

frogg provider models claude
frogg provider models codex --thinking

Pick them per agent in the composer, or on the CLI with --provider codex/gpt-5.5, --model, --mode and --thinking. Modes are covered in permissions.

Some providers expose toggles in the composer: Fast mode (Claude, Codex), Plan mode (Codex) and Auto accept (OpenCode and ACP agents).

Enable, disable, reorder

Toggle providers in host settings → Providers, or in config:

~/.frogg/config.json

{
  "agents": {
    "providers": {
      "omp": { "enabled": true },
      "copilot": { "enabled": false },
      "claude": { "command": ["/opt/claude/bin/claude"], "order": 1 }
    }
  }
}

Apply with frogg reload.

Usage and limits

Host settings → Usage shows provider-reported quota where the provider exposes it (for example Claude, Codex and Kimi). frogg reads those credentials read-only; the CLIs own token refresh.

Provider environment

Agents inherit the daemon’s environment plus anything you set per provider (env in config) or per run (frogg agent run --env KEY=value). Common variables: ANTHROPIC_API_KEY, ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL, CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR, CODEX_HOME, OPENAI_API_KEY, OPENAI_BASE_URL.