VS Code and JetBrains

Both get there through the same extension, and the same file.

Install Continue — as an extension in VS Code, or as a plugin in JetBrains. Both read one config file, so the setup is the same for each.

	Install from
VS Code	Extensions marketplace → Continue
JetBrains	Plugins marketplace → Continue

Get a token and the base URL from the gateway's token page — see Sign-in and tokens.

Configure it

Add this entry to the models list in ~/.continue/config.yaml, then reload the IDE:

~/.continue/config.yaml
models:
  - name: Onehouse Gateway
    provider: openai
    model: <alias>
    apiBase: https://ai-gateway-<id>.dp.onehouse.ai/v1
    requestOptions:
      headers:
        X-Onehouse-Authorization: "Bearer <token>"

Then pick Onehouse Gateway in Continue's model list.

Line	Why
`model`	A model name you published on the gateway. List them with `GET /v1/models`.
`apiBase`	Ends in `/v1`.
`requestOptions.headers`	Carries your token in the gateway's own header.

Do not set apiKey

Continue sends apiKey as a standard Authorization header. The gateway does not accept its token there, and beside X-Onehouse-Authorization it reads that header as your own provider key — see The token header.

The token lives in the file

A person's token lasts 7 days. When it expires, replace it in config.yaml and reload the IDE.

Configure it​

Configure it