
Manual
Coskey manual
Model switching and key management for ChatGPT.app
Contents
13 chapters · 17 pages
- 01Install and first runDownload Coskey, finish the first-run guide, and set up the wrapper and login injection.
- 02Providers and upstream modelsAdd an OpenAI-compatible provider, import models from its catalogue, and let the protocol be detected.
- 03Mappings and context windowsOne mapping equals one entry in the ChatGPT.app picker — and where its window and generation parameters live.
- 04Model catalogueThe catalog-mode switch and its three tabs — User catalog, System catalog and Catalog templates — for unlocking windows past 272K and managing entries and synthesis bases.
- 05Using it inside ChatGPT.appPick third-party models straight from the app's picker, switch mid-session, and the one window caveat.
- 06Session managementAdopt the historical sessions that fail to open, or hand them back to native opening.
- 07Status and settingsThe item-by-item health check, the settings that matter, and the Model catalogue page.
- 08Plugin manualImport or download plugins in Coskey's marketplace, then install, enable and update them in ChatGPT.app.
- 09Model gatewayExpose Coskey models at a fixed address for Codex and other agents, with per-client tokens, allowed models, LAN access and an independent gateway process.
- 10Codex model selectionHow remote Codex selects third-party models through the gateway, and how local coskey codex selects configured app models with /model after launch.
- 11ChatGPT.app checks and personalizationUse Coskey to inspect ChatGPT.app without changing it, then tune interface and efficiency options for API-key sessions.
- 12FAQWhen changes take effect, keys, windows, and how to troubleshoot.
- 13Disable and uninstallPause Coskey back to stock behaviour, and what to do with adopted sessions before removing it.