B.AI said on Aug. 26 that its API is now fully compatible with the OpenAI Responses API, allowing developers to connect through a B.AI API key and Base URL configuration and call supported GPT-series models directly inside the Codex development environment. According to the announcement, the setup is designed to bring large-model capabilities into day-to-day coding workflows without requiring a separate integration path.
The company said the supported use cases include code generation, logic understanding, intelligent debugging, architecture refactoring and team development collaboration. In the Codex environment, developers can access real-time intelligent assistance from GPT-series models across a range of scenarios, from individual development work to team-based collaboration. B.AI also provided a trial link at http://b.ai.
B.AI said on Aug. 26 that its API has become fully compatible with the OpenAI Responses API.
Under the setup, developers only need a B.AI API key and a Base URL configuration to call GPT-series models already supported by B.AI directly within the Codex development environment, bringing large-model capabilities into everyday coding workflows.
B.AI said the supported scenarios include code generation, logic understanding, intelligent debugging, architecture refactoring and team development collaboration. In Codex, developers can use real-time intelligent assistance from GPT-series models across needs ranging from individual development to team collaboration.
Trial link: http://b.ai
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