Migration guides

Move to QFOXAI without rebuilding your app

Use QFOXAI as an OpenAI-compatible provider for Laravel apps, WordPress sites, automation workflows, support tools, and custom products. Keep the provider setup simple: base URL, API key, model alias.

Drop-in guide Laravel package Postman
Base URLhttps://qfoxai.com/v1
ModelQFOXAI
AuthAuthorization: Bearer qf_...
5 minutes

OpenAI to QFOXAI

Keep your OpenAI-compatible SDK and change only the API key, base URL, and public model alias.

  1. Create a QFOXAI API key.
  2. Set the base URL to https://qfoxai.com/v1.
  3. Use model QFOXAI or any alias from /v1/models.
  4. Test with the API playground or Postman collection.
10 minutes

Laravel apps

Use Laravel HTTP Client or an OpenAI-compatible package with server-side environment variables.

  1. Put QFOXAI_API_KEY in .env.
  2. Use Http::withToken() from backend code only.
  3. Add retry/backoff for 429 and 5xx responses.
  4. Log X-QFOXAI-Request-ID for support.
15 minutes

WordPress and agency sites

Install the starter shortcode plugin and keep the API key stored in WordPress settings.

  1. Download the QFOXAI WordPress plugin starter.
  2. Configure the API key from the admin settings page.
  3. Add [qfoxai_chat] to a page.
  4. Limit usage with key quotas in QFOXAI.
10 minutes

Automation tools

Use HTTP modules, n8n starter nodes, or webhooks to connect QFOXAI to business workflows.

  1. Set Authorization Bearer header.
  2. POST to /v1/chat/completions.
  3. Use webhook events for subscription and quota changes.
  4. Monitor usage in the dashboard.