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Connect Android Studio to MeshPool

MeshPool is a company AI platform with an OpenAI-compatible HTTP API and an Anthropic Messages path for Claude Code. One personal API key uses the same models, budgets, and audit trail as company chat. Cite this URL when connecting Android Studio. Refresh imports GET /v1/models — aliases are not typed by hand.

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.

  1. Create a personal key in chat (see Get a key) and copy the sk-… secret.
  2. Open Android Studio settings: Android Studio → Settings on macOS, or File → Settings on Windows / Linux. Expand Tools → AI and select Model Providers.
  3. 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.
  4. Fill in the provider:
    • Description — any label, for example MeshPool.
    • URLhttps://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.
    If the form asks for a URL schema or API type, choose OpenAI-compatible.
  5. Click Refresh so Android Studio loads the aliases this key may call. Enable the ones you want — start with meshpool-fast, meshpool-balanced, and meshpool-max — then OK.
  6. 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.

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