magic-answer 0.1.1

A lightweight OpenRouter client with Supabase-based remote API key storage.

Magic Answer

A lightweight Python library for querying OpenRouter LLMs using API keys stored in a Supabase key-value database.

Instead of embedding an OpenRouter API key into your application, Magic Answer retrieves it from a Supabase key-value store at runtime using a lookup key. This allows API keys to be updated or rotated without modifying or redistributing client applications.

Features

• Query any model available through OpenRouter
• Automatic fallback between multiple models
• Retrieve OpenRouter API keys from a Supabase key-value store
• Exceptionally simple Python API
• Optional clipboard integration
• Built-in key manager for maintaining the Supabase database
• Easily customizable through configuration

Installation

pip install magic-answer

Quick Start

Query using console input:

import magic_answer

magic_answer.ask("your_lookup_key")

Or use the clipboard:

import magic_answer

magic_answer.ask_clipboard("your_lookup_key")

Managing API Keys

Magic Answer includes a simple graphical key manager for maintaining your Supabase key-value store.

import magic_answer

magic_answer.open_key_manager()

The key manager allows you to:

• Add or update API keys
• Check whether a lookup key exists
• View the stored value associated with a lookup key

Configuration

Override the default Supabase configuration:

from magic_answer import config

config.SUPABASE_URL = "https://your-project.supabase.co"
config.SUPABASE_KEY = "your_supabase_anon_key"
config.CUSTOM_INSTRUCTION = "Your custom instruction"

Configure fallback models:

from magic_answer import models

models.models = [
    "openai/gpt-oss-20b:free",
    "qwen/qwen3-235b-a22b:free",
    "deepseek/deepseek-r1:free",
]

The library will attempt each model in order until one successfully returns a response.

API

ask(lookup_key)

Prompts the user for a question, retrieves the corresponding OpenRouter API key from Supabase using lookup_key, queries OpenRouter, and prints the model's response.

ask_clipboard(lookup_key)

Reads the prompt from the clipboard, retrieves the corresponding OpenRouter API key from Supabase, queries OpenRouter, and copies the model's response back to the clipboard.

open_key_manager()

Opens the built-in HTML key manager in the default web browser, allowing you to add, update, and inspect entries in your Supabase key-value store.

Requirements

• Python 3.10+
• Internet connection
• A Supabase project containing the key-value table
• An OpenRouter API key stored in that table

License

MIT