API Keys
Create, configure, and manage API keys in the console
API keys are the credentials used to call platform APIs. After logging in, click "API Tokens" in the left navigation bar to enter the management page.
Key List
The key list displays all keys created under the current account, including name, status, credits used, remaining credits, and expiry date.
Create an API Key
- Click "Create Key" in the top-right corner of the API Keys page
- Enter a key name (e.g.,
my-project) - Configure the following options as needed:
- Group: Select the pricing group for this key (created by an admin in the backend); different groups have different price multipliers and available models
- Expiry: Set the key's expiration time (default: permanent)
- Credit Limit: Cap the maximum credits this key can consume
- Available Models: Restrict this key to specific models only
- IP Whitelist: Allow only specified IPs to use this key
- Click "Submit" — the system generates a key starting with
sk-
Keys have full API call permissions. Do not commit them to code repositories or share them with others.
Group Explained
A group is a pricing tier created by an admin in the backend that controls the actual billing ratio when the API key calls models. Different groups carry different price multipliers and accessible model ranges.
| Permission Dimension | Description |
|---|---|
| Available Models | Each group has its own model whitelist; higher-tier groups have access to more models |
| Price Multiplier | Each group has its own price multiplier that determines the actual credit consumption rate when calling models |
| Rate Limits | RPM (requests per minute) and TPM (tokens per minute) can be configured per group |
Groups are assigned by administrators. For details about multiplier configurations, see Group Pricing Explained.
Manage Keys
| Action | Description |
|---|---|
| Copy | Copy the key value to your clipboard |
| Edit | Modify the name, credit limit, IP whitelist, and other settings |
| Disable / Enable | Temporarily deactivate a key without deleting it |
| Delete | Permanently delete; cannot be undone |
We recommend creating separate keys for different projects or environments to independently manage and track usage.
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