Currently I can only add Custom LLM OAuth URL and Credentials in Provider Keys, but every time I want to test different environment (local, staging, prod) I have to switch URL instead of having assistants for each environments. Cant even update URL, getting error, have to delete credentials and add again.

I understand your frustration with having to delete and re-enter OAuth credentials when switching between environments for Custom LLMs in Vapi. According to the documentation, OAuth for Custom LLMs is currently configured through Provider Keys with a single URL configuration. While I don't see a built-in way to have environment-specific assistants, I'd like to better understand your workflow. Have you tried creating separate credential entries with different names (like "Custom LLM - Dev", "Custom LLM - Staging") to manage your environments, or is there a limitation preventing this approach? Sources: - [OAuth 2 Authentication for Custom LLMs and Webhooks](https://docs.vapi.ai/changelog/2024/12/6) - [Submitting Feature Requests](https://docs.vapi.ai/support)

Did it through API, but having all settings in UI would be nice.

Please provide details of your issue and steps taken to resolve it. This will help me understand your challenges and tailor solution and then pass it to the team.

1. Go to assistant UI 2. No settings in assistant to add authentication credentials 3. Go to https://github.com/VapiAI/server-sdk-python 4. Link to API reference not working 5. Look around in docs 6. Write script to update assistant settings 7. Updated settings Expected behavior: 1. Go to assistant UI 2. Update settings

if you would like to request that feature, please add it here as I'm sure many would benefit from this addition: API is the best way to build as of right now. you get full access while we build out the UI in the Dashboard. I was looking at some other threads and some others have mentioned multiple environment management as well so I suggest looking for the feature request and upvoting it or if you can't find it, creating one and detailing what you would like to see.