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> Initializing neural connection client...

> Validating credentials against secure gateway...

> Authenticated! Fetching AI node list...

> Connected to: meta/llama-3.3-70b-instruct [128k context]

> Direct connection stream operational // Speed: 74.2 t/s

Total Requests 152,401
Stream Response 14ms

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Zero latency stream connections directly query high-end clusters of high-performance GPUs, serving tokens in microseconds.

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Google OAuth Secure

Fully integrated sign-in pathways keep client tokens securely stored with AES-256 standard encryption.

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Compatible API Gateway

Leverage unified `/v1/chat/completions` API endpoints compatible with any OpenAI integration libraries.

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Create an account or sign in to start deploying microservices. All new registers get full node privileges and unlimited free model queries.

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Instructional manual

How to Configure Google Sign-In

Follow these steps to generate a valid Google Client ID and connect the Google Authentication feature inside your environment.

1

Access Google Developer Console

Go to Google Cloud Console. Create a new project or select an existing one to use for application APIs.

2

Configure OAuth Consent Screen

Navigate to APIs & Services > OAuth consent screen. Select External, then provide your Application Name (e.g. Evo AI) and developer support email details. Save your settings.

3

Generate OAuth 2.0 Credentials Client ID

Navigate to Credentials, click Create Credentials and select OAuth client ID. Set the Application type to Web application.

  • Authorized JavaScript origins: Add your domain (e.g., http://localhost:8000 or your actual server domain URL).
  • Authorized redirect URIs: Google GIS button popup handles auth via JavaScript callback, so JavaScript origin is all that is required for standard One-Tap buttons!
4

Configure your local Environment

Copy the generated Client ID from Google. Open your local .env file in root workspace, and set the value of GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID: 

GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID=your-copied-client-id.apps.googleusercontent.com