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Edgee’s OpenAI-compatible API works with OpenClaw, letting you route all model traffic through Edgee to gain token compression, intelligent routing, and observability — without changing how you use OpenClaw day-to-day.

Setup

1

Get your Edgee API key

In the Edgee Console, navigate to API Keys, click Create API Key, and copy the key. It will not be shown again.
No Edgee account yet? Create one here — the free tier includes observability and compression with no credit card required.
2

Add Edgee as a provider in OpenClaw

Open your OpenClaw config file at ~/.openclaw/openclaw.json (create it if it doesn’t exist) and add the edgee provider under models.providers:
Replace "sk-edgee-..." with your Edgee API key. Add or remove models from the list to match what you want to use — see the Edgee model list for all available model IDs.
You can also set the key via an environment variable to avoid storing it in the file:
Then export EDGEE_API_KEY in your shell profile.
3

Select an Edgee model in OpenClaw

Restart OpenClaw. Your Edgee models will appear in the model picker under the names you defined (e.g., “Claude Sonnet 4.6 (Edgee)”).Select one to start routing requests through Edgee.

Next Steps

Verify the connection

Send one request from the configured client, then open Logs in the same Edgee organization. Check the served model, provider, and key. For a CLI-launched coding agent, also inspect its session report. If the request is missing, check that you launched through Edgee or saved the client’s gateway URL and Gateway API key. If it appears with an error, inspect the error before changing settings. See Troubleshooting and Gateway errors.