Coze Studio is configured through environment variables, the admin UI, and configuration files. This guide covers model configuration, plugin setup, and component configuration.
Coze Studio has three main configuration areas:
After initial deployment, you must configure model providers before building agents or workflows.
Navigate to:
http://localhost:8888/admin/#model-management
| Provider | Description |
|---|---|
| OpenAI | GPT-4, GPT-3.5-turbo, and other OpenAI models |
| Volcengine | ByteDance’s AI platform models |
| Local Models | Self-hosted model support |
| Other Providers | Additional LLM providers via API |
Some official plugins require third-party service authentication keys.
Navigate to the plugin management section in the admin UI.
For plugins using OAuth 2.0 (like Feishu Cloud Document):
SERVER_HOST in your environment to a public hostSERVER_HOST=https://your-domain.com
Note: Without proper key configuration, plugins will show as “Unauthorized”.
For multimodal input support, configure image upload:
For production deployments, configure persistent storage:
volumes:
- coze-data:/path/to/data
Key environment variables in docker/.env:
| Variable | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
SERVER_HOST |
Public host URL for OAuth plugins | http://localhost:8888 |
SERVER_PORT |
Server listening port | 8888 |
| Various API keys | Model provider and plugin credentials | Required |
SERVER_HOST for OAuth plugin supportBack up the following for disaster recovery:
.env file with your customizationsRestore procedure:
.env configurationSERVER_HOST configured for public deploymentsExternal References:
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