Launched January 3, 2023
AI Config
Build Production-Grade AI Apps
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AIConfig is an open-source framework that automates the setup and implementation of Generative AI models. Instead of calling APIs directly, we handle that for you through prompt, model and parameter settings in a JSON config.
AIConfig is an open-source framework that manages generative AI prompts, models, and parameters via JSON configs.
- for
- Developers building production-grade generative AI applications.
- pricing
- open source
- license
- MIT
works withPythonNode.jsVS CodeOpenAI APILLaMAHugging Face
Key features
6 features of AI Config
- Prompts as Configs — Store prompts and model settings in a standardized JSON format for version control.
- AIConfig Editor — VS Code extension to visually create, edit, and run prompt chains with auto-save.
- Model-agnostic SDKs — Python and Node SDKs let you run configs with any supported generative model.
- Extensibility — Add support for new models, callbacks, and custom metadata via extensions.
- Collaborative Development — Share and iterate on aiconfig files across teams for coordinated AI development.
- Supported Multimodal Models — Works with OpenAI, Gemini, LLaMA, PaLM, Hugging Face and more out of the box.
Use cases
- Build a RAG pipeline with chained prompts
- Create a function-calling chatbot using OpenAI models
- Develop multi-LLM consistency checks across text, image, and audio
AI Config FAQ
How do I install AIConfig?+
Use pip3 install python-aiconfig for Python or npm install aiconfig for Node.
Do I need an OpenAI API key?+
Yes, set the OPENAI_API_KEY environment variable to use OpenAI models.
Can I edit configs without VS Code?+
Yes, run aiconfig edit to open the web-based editor in your browser.
Is AIConfig limited to OpenAI models?+
No, it supports multiple providers and can be extended to custom models via ModelParser.
How are changes saved?+
The editor auto-saves every 15 seconds and you can manually save; outputs can be serialized back to the JSON file.
Summarized by DevHunt from github.com · Oct 4, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
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