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Native OAuth first, LiquidLM CLI login and stdio second, PAT last.

Client setup guides

Connect LiquidLM in ChatGPT web — ChatGPT web setup: native OAuth first, CLI-managed OAuth second, PAT only as a last fallback.
Connect LiquidLM in Codex — Codex setup: native OAuth first, CLI-managed OAuth second, PAT only as a last fallback.
Connect LiquidLM in Claude Code — Claude Code setup: native OAuth first, CLI-managed OAuth second, PAT only as a last fallback.
Connect LiquidLM in Cursor editor and CLI — Cursor editor and CLI setup: native OAuth first, CLI-managed OAuth second, PAT only as a last fallback.
Connect LiquidLM in Claude Desktop — Claude Desktop setup: native OAuth first, CLI-managed OAuth second, PAT only as a last fallback.
Connect LiquidLM in OpenCode — OpenCode setup: native OAuth first, CLI-managed OAuth second, PAT only as a last fallback.

1. Native OAuth is always the default when supported by the client.
2. Use liquidlm login plus liquidlm mcp serve when the client can launch local commands and native OAuth is unsuitable.
3. Use a scoped PAT only when both OAuth paths are unsuitable. Every guide provides a client-specific example or explains the platform limitation.
Headless operation alone does not require a PAT: the CLI can refresh an existing OAuth session. Initial authorization still requires user interaction.
Configuration review is not a fresh end-to-end client certification. OpenCode native OAuth refresh remains unresolved; validate your installed client version.

The canonical LiquidLM conventions (search-first retrieval, citations, scoped vaults, temporal updates, privacy rules) live in the public liquidlm/skills repository with per-client adapters and a reversible installer.
CLI 0.2.0-alpha.1 and newer: liquidlm mcp install --client <client> --with-skill writes the MCP configuration and installs the conventions block (AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md or .cursor/rules) in one reversible step.
Without the CLI: node install.mjs --client <client> from the skills repository writes a checksum-guarded managed block; user edits are detected before replacement and uninstall is clean.

# one step: MCP config + project conventions
liquidlm mcp install --client opencode --with-skill

# conventions only
liquidlm skill --client opencode