Create a personal key in MeshPool chat first — see Get a key on the docs hub. Usage shares the company seat budget.
Android Studio
Gemini in Android Studio can call MeshPool as a third-party remote provider. It talks OpenAI Chat Completions, so use the /v1 URL and your MeshPool sk-… key. Unlike Cursor, Android Studio does import GET /v1/models after you click Refresh — you do not type aliases by hand.
- Create a personal key in chat (see Get a key) and copy the
sk-…secret. - Open Android Studio settings: Android Studio → Settings on macOS, or File → Settings on Windows / Linux. Expand Tools → AI and select Model Providers.
- Click Add and choose Third-Party Remote Provider. If that menu is missing, update Android Studio to a current release that includes Tools → AI → Model Providers.
- Fill in the provider:
- Description — any label, for example
MeshPool. - URL —
https://llm.stg.meshpool.ai/v1. Keep/v1. Do not append/chat/completions, and do not use the Anthropic host (that path is for Claude Code only). - API key — paste your MeshPool secret.
- Description — any label, for example
- Click Refresh so Android Studio loads the aliases this key may call. Enable the ones you want — start with
meshpool-fast,meshpool-balanced, andmeshpool-max— then OK. - Open the AI chat or Agent panel and pick a MeshPool alias from the model picker. Leave Google's built-in Gemini selected only for features that third-party models do not cover.
Related docs
Connection details, troubleshooting, image models, and the other editors stay on the docs hub.
