Set Up Pulse Editor
Configuring AI models in Pulse Editor
Pulse Editor is an all-in-one AI creative platform that allows you to create workflows using countless many extension apps from our marketplace. With Pulse Editor, you can manage all AI models in one place at the platform level. There are mainly two ways that AI models are used during your creation process.
- The Pulse Editor Creative AI can interact with extensions on your behalf. Most extensions expose some commands that Pulse Editor Creative AI can understand. After chatting or talking with the user, Pulse Editor Creative AI may decide to run these commands to help user with some certain tasks.
- Some extensions may have features that use AI models (e.g. Code Agent from Pulse Editor Code needs to have access to a LLM). Pulse Editor core exposes unified AI calling APIs to these extensions.
For both scenarios, you can choose to either bring your own AI model API keys from providers, or subscribe to Pulse Editor's plans (Coming Soon) to use our managed AI services.
You can also choose not to set up AI if you do not need to use Pulse Editor Creative AI and installed extensions do not call AI models. There are still many non-AI functions from all kinds of extensions that might be helpful for your project. Jump to next step to get started using extensions right away.
Before proceeding, make sure you have installed Pulse Editor on your desired platform by following installation guide. You can start configuring Pulse Editor's AI settings on your device with the following options to fully unlock the power of Pulse Editor AI.
Bring your own AI API keys
- Open Pulse Editor on your device.
- Go to settings.
- Scroll to AI settings section, and find the modality that you need.
E.g. you need to configure LLM settings if you need to run LLM agents. - Choose provider, model name, and other settings needed for that particular provider/model.
🚧 There are only limited providers and models that we support at this moment. In the future, we plan to enable more providers and arbitrary models from that provider.