docs: add QVAC provider setup guide - #555
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Add a setup page for QVAC, a local-first, peer-to-peer AI runtime that exposes an OpenAI-compatible server via `qvac serve openai`, and connects to Roo Code through the OpenAI Compatible provider. Register it in the providers index so it appears in the sidebar and provider table.
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@simon-iribarren is attempting to deploy a commit to the Roo Code Team on Vercel. A member of the Team first needs to authorize it. |
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Friendly ping @mrubens. This docs PR is mergeable and the Docusaurus build passes. The remaining blocker appears to be the Vercel preview requiring authorization from a Roo Code team member. Could you take a look or authorize/bypass the preview for this docs-only change? |
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@mrubens, could you authorize or bypass the Vercel preview and review this docs-only provider guide? The Docusaurus build passes and the branch is mergeable; deployment authorization is the remaining visible blocker. |
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@mrubens quick follow-up on this docs-only provider guide. Docusaurus build is passing; remaining blocker appears to be Vercel preview authorization. Could you authorize/bypass that check and review when possible? |
What does this PR do?
Adds a provider setup page for QVAC and registers it in the providers index.
QVAC is an open-source runtime for local-first, peer-to-peer AI. It can expose your local models through an OpenAI-compatible HTTP server (
qvac serve openai), so it connects to Roo Code through the existing OpenAI Compatible provider — no new provider code is required.The page mirrors the format of the other local-provider pages (Ollama, LM Studio) and covers:
npm i -g @qvac/cli).qvac.config.jsonand starting the server (default port11434).http://127.0.0.1:11434/v1, any non-empty API key, and a model id equal to the serve alias.It also documents the non-obvious settings needed for QVAC to work well as a coding agent:
ctx_sizeexplicitly — the default of1024is too small for agent prompts."tools": trueso the model emits native tool calls instead of plain text (Roo Code uses native tool calling exclusively)."reasoning_budget": 0.gpt-oss-20bis recommended for local use.Files changed
docs/providers/qvac.md— new provider page.docs/providers/index.json— registers QVAC so it appears in the sidebar and the provider comparison table.How was it tested?
Validated
index.json, and the new page follows the same structure and frontmatter as the existing local-provider pages. The page uses no images and only absolute, extensionless internal links per the repo's documentation rules.