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While you can pass your API key directly as a string, it is highly recommended that you keep it in a secure location and instead access it via an environment variable or configuration file as shown above to avoid storing it in source control.


### Using a custom base URL and API key

If you need to connect to an alternative API endpoint (for example, a proxy or self-hosted OpenAI-compatible LLM), you can specify a custom base URL and API key using the `ApiKeyCredential` and `OpenAIClientOptions`:
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