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Private AI Proxy verifies the gateway on your machine and connects your agents to a local API; the RedPill credential never leaves the app. Any tool that cannot use the Proxy can still point at RedPill directly.

Connect an agent

1

Install Private AI Proxy and sign in

Download it from Start building, open it, and add a RedPill profile with your account or an API key.
2

Turn on Protected

The app verifies the gateway’s attestation and pins the channel. Traffic is protected while the session is active.
3

Connect the agent

On the Agents screen, connect the agent and restart it. The app has written RedPill into the agent’s own provider settings; disconnecting restores them.
From the CLI: pap start --profile NAME, then pap agents connect <agent>. See CLI.

Any other tool

Tools with an OpenAI-compatible provider setting, such as Cline, use the Proxy’s Local API while Protected is on:

Without the Proxy

On servers, in CI, or in frameworks, point the client at RedPill directly. Requests still go through the attested gateway and carry an x-receipt-id, but nothing on your side verifies the channel.
Use https://tee.redpill.ai only when every request must use an is_tee: true model; it returns 404 for standard models. See TEE-only endpoint and Verified ACI clients. Long-running runtimes and Python frameworks have their own pages: Agent runtimes, Agent frameworks.