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A single technical user (the owner) running this proxy locally or on cheap personal hosting. They are comfortable editing .env, reading logs, and pointing client apps at a custom base URL. Context: personal experimentation, not production operations.
Product Purpose
A lightweight OpenAI-compatible API gateway that forwards chat/completion requests to NVIDIA NIM based on the sk-nvidia proxy key the client uses. One server, one set of routes, one backend. It makes apps that only accept OpenAI-style keys work with non-OpenAI providers.
Brand Personality
Minimal, capable, unobtrusive. The interface should feel like a well-organized shelf — everything in its place, nothing shouting.
Anti-references
- Generic admin dashboards with dense data tables and sidebar navigation.
- AI-purple gradients, neon glows, or glassmorphism used decoratively.
- Bootstrap-style gray cards with identical spacing repeated endlessly.
- Landing-page hero sections with big marketing copy.
Design Principles
- Clarity first: the most important state (is the proxy running? which providers are configured?) should be visible at a glance.
- No noise: show only what the owner needs to verify setup. No analytics charts, no user management, no feature lists.
- Respect the user's time: copy-paste ready examples, masked keys, one-click visibility toggles.
- Information should be scannable: use typography and spacing to group related facts, not borders and boxes.
- Personal, not corporate: this is a single-user tool; the UI can be calm and opinionated rather than neutral-by-committee.
Accessibility & Inclusion
WCAG AA contrast as a floor. Keyboard navigable. Respects prefers-reduced-motion. No essential information conveyed by color alone.