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DAYWORLD / Service scenarios

Bring your ideas to life.

Explore conversation applications, creative workflows and model integration services.

Web chat

Ask questions, write, and organize your thoughts. Turn early ideas into clear next steps with AI.

Conversation services

Infinite image canvas

Generate images, arrange them, and explore ideas on an infinite canvas.

Creative services

01How we work

AI for the work you already do.

Choose

Pick a model for your task.

We help you choose the best model for one real task.

Configure

Set up access and tools.

We set up model access and your tools, or connect your systems.

Hand over

Get a setup that works.

We test it on your real work, then hand it over with a checklist.

See all five steps

02Use cases

Start with a task your team does every week.

Spend less time on notes, summaries, and replies.

Good tasks to start with

Turn meeting notes into decisions, owners, and dates
Turn long documents into a one-page summary
Draft replies to common client questions for a person to check

Models to try

QwenKimi

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Notes to summaryIllustration

Help developers inside the tools they already use.

Good tasks to start with

Explain old code before someone changes it
Write tests and documentation for existing code
Prepare a fix for a clear issue, for a developer to review

Models to try

GLMDeepSeekKimiQwen

See supported tools

Issue to reviewed patchIllustration

Find answers in your own documents.

Good tasks to start with

Answer staff questions and show the source
Compare suppliers or proposals side by side
Summarize research from many documents

Models to try

KimiQwenDeepSeek

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Documents to answersIllustration

Turn ideas into short videos, then review them.

Good tasks to start with

Make short product videos from existing photos
Test campaign ideas before a full video shoot
Make versions of one video for different channels

Models to try

SeedanceWanMiniMax

See video models

Brief to draft clipsIllustration

03Models

Pick a model by the job.

Language and reasoning

DeepSeekReasoning, coding, knowledge, and visual understandingFeatured modelDeepSeek-V4-Pro GLMSoftware engineering and long-running agent tasksFeatured modelGLM-5.3 QwenDocuments, visual understanding, coding, and researchFeatured modelQwen3.8-Max KimiKnowledge work, coding, deep reasoning, and visionFeatured modelKimi K3

Video creation

SeedanceAudio and video with longer narratives and reference editingModelSeedance 2.5 WanText, image, and reference to video in one modelModelWan 3.0 MiniMaxText and image to video with first and last frame controlModelMiniMax H3

Compare models in detail

04Supported tools

Connect models to your tools.

Connection references for 11 tools. Models and features depend on the tool version, protocol, and account permissions.

Once a service is provisioned, confirm its endpoint, key, model ID and protocol. The examples are integration references; this website has no account backend.

BAC

DAYWORLD

AFrom model makersBOpen-source agentsCAgent platforms

01 / 11A // From model makers

Claude Code

Anthropic

Where it runs: Terminal, IDE, desktop, web
Models it uses: Anthropic models, or any service that uses the Anthropic API format
How to connect: If your setup includes an Anthropic-style address, put it in ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL.

~/.claude/settings.jsonExample


{
  "env": {
    "ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL": "https://api.example.com",
    "ANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN": "<DAYWORLD_API_KEY>",
    "ANTHROPIC_MODEL": "<model-id>"
  }
}

Install Environment variables Ask us to set it up

02 / 11A // From model makers

Codex

OpenAI

Where it runs: Terminal, IDE, app
Models it uses: OpenAI models, or other providers you add in config.toml
How to connect: Add DAYWORLD as a provider in config.toml, using the API address and a key from your console.

~/.codex/config.tomlExample


model = "<model-id>"
model_provider = "dayworld"
 
[model_providers.dayworld]
name = "DAYWORLD"
base_url = "https://api.example.com/v1"
env_key = "DAYWORLD_API_KEY"
wire_api = "responses"

Install GitHub Ask us to set it up

03 / 11A // From model makers

Gemini CLI

Google

Where it runs: Terminal
Models it uses: Google Gemini models. Sign in with Google, a Gemini API key, or Vertex AI
How to connect: For DAYWORLD access, configure a compatible Gemini endpoint, key, and model. Google account sign-in is a separate access method.

terminalExample

export GEMINI_API_KEY="<DAYWORLD_API_KEY>"
export GOOGLE_GEMINI_BASE_URL="https://api.example.com"
export GEMINI_MODEL="<model-id>"
gemini

Install GitHub Ask us to set it up

04 / 11A // From model makers

DeepSeek Harness

DeepSeek

Where it runs: Web UI, desktop app
Models it uses: DeepSeek models built in. Other models and tools are added as plugins
How to connect: Configure a compatible endpoint, key, and model for your tool version. Confirm protocol and permissions before using plugins.

terminalExample


# Developer preview: starts the web UI
npx @deepseek-ai/dsh web
# Then open http://127.0.0.1:3080

Install GitHub Ask us to set it up

05 / 11A // From model makers

Grok Build

xAI

Where it runs: Terminal
Models it uses: xAI's Grok models. Sign in with xAI or use XAI_API_KEY
How to connect: Before connecting DAYWORLD, confirm that your tool version supports a custom endpoint and the required protocol. xAI sign-in and DAYWORLD keys are separate credentials.

terminalExample


# Windows PowerShell: irm https://x.ai/cli/install.ps1 | iex
cd your-project
grok

Install Docs and changelog Ask us to set it up

06 / 11A // From model makers

Kimi Code

Moonshot AI

Where it runs: Terminal, desktop, IDE
Models it uses: Kimi models. Sign in to Kimi Code or use a Moonshot AI Open Platform API key
How to connect: For DAYWORLD access, confirm that your tool version supports the endpoint and protocol required by the selected model.

terminalExample


kimi
/login
# Choose Kimi Code sign-in or an Open Platform API key

Install Getting started Ask us to set it up

07 / 11B // Open-source agents

OpenCode

Open source

Where it runs: Terminal, desktop, IDE
Models it uses: Many providers, including any OpenAI-style service
How to connect: Add DAYWORLD as an OpenAI-style provider in opencode.jsonc. Keep the key in an environment variable.

opencode.jsoncExample


{
  "providers": {
    "dayworld": {
      "name": "DAYWORLD",
      "env": ["DAYWORLD_API_KEY"],
      "package": "@opencode/ai/providers/openai-compatible",
      "settings": { "baseURL": "https://api.example.com/v1" },
      "models": { "<model-id>": { "name": "<model name>" } }
    }
  }
}

Install Provider guide Ask us to set it up

08 / 11B // Open-source agents

pi

Open source

Where it runs: Terminal
Models it uses: Many providers and models. Switch with /model
How to connect: In pi, choose your configured DAYWORLD provider and an available model.

terminalExample


pi
/login   # sign in to a provider
/model   # pick an available model

Install Documentation Ask us to set it up

09 / 11C // Agent platforms

Hermes Agent

Nous Research

Where it runs: Terminal
Models it uses: Many providers, including your own OpenAI-style service
How to connect: Run hermes model, choose Custom endpoint, and enter your API address, key, and model.

terminalExample


hermes model
# Choose "Custom endpoint", then enter:
#   API base URL   https://api.example.com/v1
#   API key        <DAYWORLD_API_KEY>
#   Model name     <model-id>

Install Provider guide Ask us to set it up

10 / 11C // Agent platforms

OpenClaw

Open source

Where it runs: Your machine, as a background service
Models it uses: Many providers, including your own
How to connect: During setup, choose Custom provider and enter the API address and an available model.

terminalExample


openclaw onboard --install-daemon
# Choose "Custom provider", then enter
# https://api.example.com/v1 and <model-id>

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11 / 11C // Agent platforms

AstrBot

Open source

Where it runs: Messaging apps, web dashboard
Models it uses: Many providers, added in the web dashboard
How to connect: In the dashboard, add a provider with the API address, console key, and model ID.

terminalExample


astrbot
# Open the web dashboard and add a model provider
# with the values from your console

Install GitHub Ask us to set it up

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AI for the work you already do.

Pick a model for your task.

Set up access and tools.

Get a setup that works.

Start with a task your team does every week.

Spend less time on notes, summaries, and replies.

Good tasks to start with

Models to try

Help developers inside the tools they already use.

Good tasks to start with

Models to try

Find answers in your own documents.

Good tasks to start with

Models to try

Turn ideas into short videos, then review them.

Good tasks to start with

Models to try

Pick a model by the job.

Connect models to your tools.

Let’s work together.

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