aisa/ model prefix. Takes about 30 seconds.
Prefer editing config by hand? See Manual Setup instead.
Option 1: Fresh install (no existing models)
Install OpenClaw
Skip the model selection step when prompted — we’ll configure models in the next step.
Run the AIsa setup script
- Paste your AIsa API key when prompted. Don’t have one? Sign up — new accounts start with $2 free credit.
- Press Enter through the prompts to accept defaults.
Video walkthrough
Option 2: Replace models in an existing OpenClaw bot
If you already have OpenClaw running with another provider, have OpenClaw’s own assistant walk you through the switch:Paste your AIsa API key when prompted
Get one at console.aisa.one — new users receive $2 free credit.
Switching models after setup
Troubleshooting
'No API key found for provider aisa'
'No API key found for provider aisa'
OpenClaw can’t read your
AISA_API_KEY environment variable.Fix:- Confirm it’s set in your shell:
echo $AISA_API_KEY - Restart OpenClaw so it re-reads the environment.
- If still failing, switch to manual setup and paste the key directly.
401 or 403 errors
401 or 403 errors
Your key is invalid, revoked, or unscoped for this request.Fix:
- Verify the key in your dashboard.
- Make sure OpenClaw is pointing at
https://api.aisa.one/v1(the script does this automatically). - See Authentication for key-management best practices.
Model name not found
Model name not found
OpenClaw expects the
aisa/ prefix.Fix: Use aisa/<model-id> (e.g., aisa/kimi-k2.5, not just kimi-k2.5). If the model still isn’t recognized, the script may have written an outdated model list — rerun it to pick up new models.Related
Manual Setup
Full control over
openclaw.json.Model Catalog
All 59 supported models.
Pricing
Per-token rates for every model.