Add "Sign in with AI/ML API" OAuth flow - #4
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Unlike OpenRouter's PKCE browser-redirect flow, AI/ML API's login is a
terminal-native email + one-time-code exchange: resolve whether the email
signs in or signs up, collect a verification code for an existing account
(or create a new passwordless account directly), exchange it for a session
token, then mint a permanent API key scoped to this login ("pi CLI"). The
result is wrapped as an "oauth" credential the same way OpenRouter's key
exchange already is in this codebase — a permanent key, not an expiring
access/refresh pair.
Exposed alongside the existing AIMLAPI_API_KEY auth, matching the
openrouterProvider() pattern.
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Summary
Adds an OAuth-style login to the `aimlapi` provider, alongside the existing `AIMLAPI_API_KEY` env-var auth — matching how `openrouterProvider()` exposes both.
Unlike OpenRouter's PKCE browser-redirect flow, AI/ML API's login is a terminal-native email + one-time-code exchange (no browser or loopback server needed):
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