Continue.dev Setup: config.yaml for a Custom Endpoint
Point Continue at any OpenAI-compatible base URL using config.yaml — model roles, apiBase, request options, and why the autocomplete slot needs its own model.
ReadPractical writing for developers building with large language models — how they work, how to pick one, and how to keep the bill predictable.
Hands-on setup for the tools developers actually use.
Point Continue at any OpenAI-compatible base URL using config.yaml — model roles, apiBase, request options, and why the autocomplete slot needs its own model.
ReadA field guide to the errors an LLM API actually returns: what each status means, which ones are worth retrying, and how to reproduce the failure in one curl command.
ReadA diff shows what changed, never why. Where generation genuinely helps, a working prepare-commit-msg hook, and the Conventional Commits rules a model gets wrong.
ReadMost generated docs restate the function signature in English. What to generate instead, which formats tools can actually consume, and how to stop docs drifting from code.
ReadText-to-SQL fails two ways: destructive queries and quietly wrong answers. Read-only roles and timeouts handle the first. The second needs a different kind of guardrail.
ReadModels are very good at writing tests that pass and prove nothing. How to get suites that actually catch regressions, and how mutation testing tells you which ones do.
ReadWhat each status code from an LLM API actually means, which are safe to retry, and how to handle the ones that look transient but are not. With real header names.
ReadYou cannot fit a day of logs in a context window and should not try. Template mining, diffing and sampling first — then a model on the reduced set where it earns its keep.
ReadLocal inference is free at the margin and expensive everywhere else. Work through the memory arithmetic, the real break-even, and where each option genuinely wins.
ReadSwapping providers is two lines of config. Keeping quality, cost accounting and error handling intact is the actual work. A migration plan that survives contact with users.
ReadEditor extension, terminal agent, CI job and a script all pointing at the same endpoint. The env var conventions, the per-tool quirks, and key hygiene that scales.
ReadOpenClaw ignores the base URL environment variables you expect. Here is the provider block in openclaw.json that actually works, plus the model policy gotcha.
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