What does the client help you prepare?
Before working in Codex you need an account, a working model configuration and a launch path. CALL MODEL also needs a client-maintained connection. The client keeps these preparation tasks in one desktop tool instead of requiring you to find the same settings and pages repeatedly.
What can you do in it?
It is a management and connection tool, not another chatbot.
- Manage locally saved Codex accounts, view returned quota information, switch accounts and launch Codex.
- Configure model services and open Model Plaza and the console for models, keys and balance.
- Maintain the local CALL MODEL connection file and obtain the IDE installation prompt.
- Open AI SHOP, residential network services and guides from built-in pages.
A practical starting sequence
Install the client, sign in to INT-AI and select a valid key. Configure and launch Codex when you need it, or give the CALL MODEL installation prompt to your IDE for external model tasks. Purchases use each service's own process.
What remains separate?
Development happens in Codex; external model tasks run on the selected model. Store orders and network subscriptions keep their own accounts and payments. Installing the client does not merge them or configure a system VPN.
Installation requirements
Primarily for Windows; check the download site for current requirements. Codex and INT-AI accounts differ. Unsigned installers may show an unknown-publisher warning; use the official download source.
Questions & answers
Do direct API users need the client?
No. It is useful for desktop management or the CALL MODEL connection, but direct API integration is independent.
Does downloading include subscriptions or model credits?
No. Application subscriptions, API usage and network services follow their own product terms.