Set up Ask the Sky
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Ask the sky — the launcher's built-in AI assistant — needs one thing from you before it can answer: a key from an AI provider you choose. You bring your own; Zenith supplies the rest.
Two facts before you start:
- Your key is stored only on your device, and shared across every Zenith app — set it once here and the suite's other apps can use it too.
- Entering a key isn't the same as sending anything. Your first real question triggers a one-time disclosure before it goes out.
Turn the assistant on
- Open Settings › ask the sky.
- Check that "ai & assistant" at the top is on. (It's on by default.)
Add your provider key
- On the same page, open "provider & key · bring your own AI".
- Pick your provider from the row of chips. A provider that already has a key shows a check mark.
- Tap "get key ↗" to open that provider's key page in your browser, if you need one.
- Copy your own key from the provider, then tap "paste" to drop it into the field. Zenith never fills this for you — the key is yours.
- Type or paste the model name you want to use.
- Tap "test" to check the key works. A test sends only a sign-in probe — no question, no content.
Your provider is set.
Ask your first question
- Open the assistant — from Settings › ask the sky tap "open — ask the sky", or open the panel from your sky (your home screen).
- Type a request, like "open settings", and tap "send".
- The first time you send to a provider, a one-time disclosure appears. Read it and accept to continue.
The assistant answers. You're set up.
See also. Ask the Sky — overview · What Ask the Sky can do · Shared keys, connectors & Gold across the suite · Privacy & permissions
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