AI-Token | AI-Tkoens

AI-Token is the official AI-Tkoens user-level Skill for Claude Code, Codex, and OpenClaw. Query models, manage tokens, view groups, check balance, and ask AI-Tkoens usage questions directly inside your AI coding workflow.

Why Use Skills

During everyday AI development, developers frequently switch between their editor and the AI-Tkoens management dashboard — checking available models, creating API tokens, inspecting balance, adjusting group quotas. These context switches disrupt coding flow.

What AI-Token-skills solves:

Zero context-switching: Issue natural language commands directly in Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, or other AI IDEs — no browser or admin panel needed
Built-in help: Ask about AI-Tkoens deployment, configuration, groups, and API call formats directly from your coding workflow
Security-first design: Keys are never shown in plain text; token copy and injection use secure channels (sk- prefixed keys never appear in terminal output or logs)
Instant setup: A single npx command handles installation; runtime auto-detection (Bun / Node.js / Deno)
Cross-editor compatibility: Works with any AI editor or coding assistant that implements the Skills protocol

Supported AI Editors

AI-Token-skills works with the following AI coding tools:

AI Editor / Coding Assistant	Type	Notes
Claude Code	Terminal AI programming assistant	Official Anthropic CLI
OpenClaw	Self-hosted AI assistant platform	Supports Skills-based `/AI-Token` command workflows
Cursor	AI-native code editor	VS Code based
Windsurf	AI code editor	By Codeium
Cline	VS Code AI extension	Open-source AI coding agent
Codex CLI	Terminal AI programming assistant	Official OpenAI CLI

Any tool that supports the Skills protocol can use AI-Token-skills.

Commands Reference

Below is the complete list of commands provided by AI-Token-skills. These commands interact with the AI-Tkoens REST API to query and manage resources on your AI-Tkoens instance.

Query Commands

Command	Description	Use Case
`/AI-Token models`	List available AI models	View all models configured on your AI-Tkoens instance (OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, etc.)
`/AI-Token groups`	List user groups	View your account's groups with quota and rate multiplier settings
`/AI-Token balance`	Show account balance	Real-time query of current user's balance and usage

Token Management Commands

Command	Description	Use Case
`/AI-Token tokens`	List API tokens	View all created tokens (keys shown masked, e.g. `sk-reHR**********OspA`)
`/AI-Token create-token <name> [--group=xxx]`	Create new API token	Generate independent API keys for different apps or projects
`/AI-Token switch-group <token_id> <group>`	Change token's group	Modify token group to adjust model access permissions and rate multipliers
`/AI-Token copy-token <token_id>`	Copy key to clipboard	Securely copy the real key to system clipboard (key never displayed in terminal)
`/AI-Token apply-token <token_id> <file>`	Inject key into config file	Securely write token key into project config files (e.g. `.env`) via placeholder replacement

Help Command

Command	Description	Use Case
`/AI-Token help <question>`	Ask about AI-Tkoens	Get help on AI-Tkoens deployment, configuration, API call formats, and more

Installation & Configuration

Install AI-Token-skills

One-line installation via npx:

npx skills add https://github.com/QuantumNous/skills --skill AI-Token

This pulls the latest Skill definition from the GitHub repository and installs it into your editor environment.

Set Environment Variables

AI-Token-skills requires three environment variables to connect to your AI-Tkoens instance. Add them to your shell profile:

# ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc
export AI-Token_BASE_URL=https://<your-AI-Token-domain>
export AI-Token_ACCESS_TOKEN=your-access-token
export AI-Token_USER_ID=1

Variable	Description	Example
`AI-Token_BASE_URL`	AI-Tkoens service URL	`https://api.example.com`
`AI-Token_ACCESS_TOKEN`	Admin or user access token	From "Personal Settings → Account → Security → System Access Token"
`AI-Token_USER_ID`	User ID	`1` (admin default is 1)

You can also create a .env file in your project root. Make sure .env is listed in .gitignore to prevent key leaks.

Start Using

Once installed, type /AI-Token commands in any Skills-compatible AI editor. For example:

Type /AI-Token models to list available models
Type /AI-Token balance to check your current balance
Type /AI-Token create-token my-app to create a new token named my-app
Type /AI-Token help how do I configure groups and tokens? to ask AI-Tkoens usage questions directly
In OpenClaw, you can also run /AI-Token models, /AI-Token balance, and token commands directly in your agent workflow

Runtime Requirements

AI-Token-skills requires one of the following JavaScript runtimes (auto-detected at startup):

Runtime	Version	Recommendation
Bun	Latest	Recommended (fastest)
Node.js	>= 18	Widely supported
Deno	Latest	Optional

Security

AI-Token-skills has multiple layers of security built in to protect your API keys:

Token listings only show masked keys (e.g. sk-reHR**********OspA) — real keys never appear in terminal output
copy-token copies the key to the system clipboard only, never displaying it in any output
apply-token uses placeholder replacement to inject keys, never exposing raw key content
All sk- prefixed key values are strictly protected throughout the entire execution flow

Learn More

AI-Token-skills is under active development — commands and features may change with updates. Refer to the repository README for the latest information and changelog:

GitHub Repository: github.com/QuantumNous/skills
AI-Tkoens Website: www.AI-Token.ai
AI-Tkoens GitHub: github.com/QuantumNous/new-api