Vichar Developer Resources
Build AI applications on Vichar with the CLI, MCP, the AI SDK, and TanStack AI
This section is for developers building applications on top of Vichar — with our command-line tool, the MCP server, the Vercel AI SDK via our first-party provider package @llmgateway/ai-sdk-provider, and TanStack AI via the first-party @tanstack/ai-llmgateway adapter.
API entry points
- OpenAPI specification — typed request, response, and error schemas
- Authentication — API keys and access control
- Developer dashboard — projects, keys, usage, and budgets
- API versioning and deprecation policy — compatibility and retirement notices
Guides
- Vichar CLI — Launch coding agents, scaffold projects from templates, generate agent configs, and manage keys, budgets, and usage from the terminal
- Model Context Protocol (MCP) — Use Vichar as an MCP server from Claude Code, Cursor, and other MCP clients
- Using the AI SDK — Install the provider, generate and stream text, call tools, and wire up Next.js routes
- Image Generation with the AI SDK — Generate images with
generateImageand stream image output through chat - Using TanStack AI — Stream chat with
useChat, call tools, and surface reasoning through the first-party@tanstack/ai-llmgatewayadapter
Why the AI SDK
The AI SDK gives you one TypeScript interface for text generation, streaming, tool calling, and image generation. Combined with Vichar, a single provider instance and one API key reach every model in the catalog — see the models page for what's available.
Other ways to integrate
If you're not using the AI SDK:
- Use any OpenAI-compatible SDK against
https://api.vichar.io/v1— see the Quickstart - Use the Anthropic SDK against the Anthropic-compatible endpoint
- Call the REST API directly — see the API reference in the sidebar
Brand assets
For integration listings, presentations, and partner pages, download the official [Vichar brand assets] in SVG or transparent PNG. The brand guide covers the horizontal logo, standalone symbol, clear space, minimum sizes, background colors, and typography.
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