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Community provider example: HAL SUPREME OpenAI-compatible peer

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Difficulty
1/5
Estimated time
Under an hour
Newbie friendliness
80/100
Issue type
Documentation
Clarity
Clearly specified
Activity status
Active
Tech stack
typescript

Research direction

Look for existing provider examples in the Continue codebase, likely in a directory like docs/ or examples/. The task is to add a JSON configuration for HAL SUPREME with its baseURL (https://api.halsupreme.com/v1), a Bearer token placeholder, and model names. Verify the format matches other custom OpenAI-compatible providers. A PR updating documentation or adding an example file would complete the work.

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Description

Hi Continue maintainers,

I'm Jakob. HAL SUPREME is a free AI companion with an OpenAI-compatible peer gateway (https://api.halsupreme.com/v1) + MCP, aimed at an easy-join federated peer mesh (no paid lock-in).

Continue already speaks custom OpenAI-compatible providers. Soft ask: would a community provider example for HAL be useful (baseURL + Bearer placeholder, a few named models)? Happy to open a small docs PR or paste the JSON here if Issues is the right place.

Not asking for endorsement — just builders aligning open peer UIs with free OpenAI-compat backends.

https://halsupreme.com | https://discord.gg/GnufdBbyg | https://github.com/UniteAndCreateForLife/hal-supreme-community

Thanks for Continue.

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