Liho for teams: what you can do right now

Liho does not have a corporate plan or shared team accounts yet. But the products include tools that help you work together and keep spending under control. Below is exactly what is available and what is not.

What is available now

Keys and limits per project

In Liho LLM, each app, service or employee can have its own API key with a spending limit, a requests-per-minute limit and an expiration date. Request history can be filtered by key.

Keys in Liho LLM

Management keys

A management key creates, updates and revokes regular keys through the API, for example to issue keys from an internal system. It cannot send model requests itself.

API for keys

Your team’s AI SDLC in Liho IDE

Issues, sprints and specifications are stored as Markdown in the repository, merge request reviews and pipelines are in the IDE, and the outcome of each change lands in TeamBrains team memory, which agents receive in every turn. Project settings committed to the repository apply for everyone on the team.

AI SDLC in the IDE

Your own server for Cowork tasks

Liho Server runs tasks and schedules on your Linux server. It is designed for a single trusted owner: there is no isolation and there are no quotas between projects.

About Liho Server

How to organize team work today

  1. Accounts

    Each member creates their own Liho LLM account, for Cowork and for models in the IDE.

  2. Service keys

    For shared services and CI, create separate API keys with limits on the account that pays for them.

  3. Rules in the repository

    Commit the Liho IDE project settings and issues to the repository so that everyone has them.

  4. Spending

    Track spending by key in the request history and export it to CSV.

What is not there yet

  • Organizations with a shared balance, member roles and invitations. A Liho LLM balance belongs to one person’s account.
  • Invoice payment for legal entities: the balance can be topped up only in the dashboard.
  • Single sign-on (SSO), automated user provisioning (SCIM), an SLA and compliance certifications.
  • A multi-user server: Liho Server serves a single owner.
  • A team server and a plugin catalog for Liho IDE; they are planned.