Why requires an OpenAI API key if it runs in a network-disabled environment?
Resolved 💬 2 comments Opened Apr 16, 2025 by v1ckxy Closed Apr 16, 2025
💡 Likely answer: A maintainer (tibo-openai, collaborator)
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Is this some kind of magic?
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I've got a bunch of doubts atm:
- Which model it runs?
- Runs using GGML? EXL2?
- Where's the source code of the model?
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The agent loop is powered by a model that gets sampled over the internet, but the command execution are performed in a network disabled sandbox. Suggest to read the code to understand more on how it all works!
I think you misunderstood me.
I am stating that:
NEITHER IT RUNS LOCALLY, NOR IS IT _OPEN_.
It is just another CLI for a third-party paid platform.
I already knew that the model is closed, even if the company is called 'OpenAI', and it runs on the internet, i.e. it is drug-dependent of the net, so it didn't make any sense to make those assumptions in first place.
Have a good one.