@mercury Absolutely, endpoint security is an important aspect of integrating with APIs. For your custom LLM endpoint, you can indeed use the

X_VAPI_SECRET

header to secure your API requests. This header will contain a secret key that you define, which will be used to authenticate requests to your endpoint. Here's how you can set it up: 1. Generate a strong secret key that will be used exclusively for this purpose. 2. Configure your custom LLM endpoint to require this secret key in the header of all incoming requests. 3. When making API requests to your custom LLM endpoint, include the

X_VAPI_SECRET

header with the secret key as its value. If your custom LLM is hosted with one of our providers, you just need to add your provider keys and specify the use of the

X_VAPI_SECRET

header in your API requests. If it's hosted elsewhere, you can still use the Custom LLM provider option and specify the URL to your model in your API request, including the

X_VAPI_SECRET

header for security. Would you like to proceed with setting up the

X_VAPI_SECRET

header, or do you need assistance with something else?

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