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AssemblyAI provider installation

The AssemblyAI provider is available in the @ai-sdk/assemblyai module.

AssemblyAI provider import

Import the default provider instance assemblyai from @ai-sdk/assemblyai: import { assemblyai } from '@ai-sdk/assemblyai';

AssemblyAI provider customization

To customize the AssemblyAI provider instance, import createAssemblyAI from @ai-sdk/assemblyai and create a provider instance with custom settings: import { createAssemblyAI } from '@ai-sdk/assemblyai'; const assemblyai = createAssemblyAI({ fetch: customFetch });

AssemblyAI provider configuration options

The AssemblyAI provider instance accepts the following optional settings: apiKey (string) - API key sent using Authorization header, defaults to ASSEMBLYAI_API_KEY environment variable; headers (Record<string,string>) - custom headers to include in requests; fetch ((input: RequestInfo, init?: RequestInit) => Promise<Response>) - custom fetch implementation, defaults to global fetch function.

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