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Open Settings → API Keys and add the key for the supported service you plan to use. Keys are stored in macOS Keychain. Do not paste a key into a profile prompt, Vocabulary entry, support message, or screenshot. If an upgrade changed Keychain access, follow the credential recovery steps. Provider keys are separate from the Stenox license key entered in Settings → License.

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Select the service

A saved key does not switch your provider. Edit the speech profile for transcription, or enable Polish on demand in Text cleanup and choose Gemini for rewriting. Confirm the active profile before recording. If your account rejects a request, check key validity, model access, quota, billing, and network connectivity in that provider’s console. Stenox does not silently buy capacity or substitute another cloud provider. Switch to a prepared local model yourself when needed.

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API keys versus subscription sign-in

Codex, Claude Code, and Google Antigravity use subscription integrations for Polish in Text cleanup and for meeting insights in Settings → Notetaker. They do not use an OpenAI, Anthropic, or Gemini API key entered here. A consumer browser sign-in alone is not proof that the coding runtime is signed in. See cloud provider choices, meeting processing, and local setup.