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API keys & authentication

Connect securely with a key from your Tokely dashboard.

Manage your keys

Create and revoke keys in Dashboard → API keys. Copy a newly created secret when it is shown. If a key is exposed, revoke it and replace it in your application.

Invalid, expired or revoked keys return HTTP 401. HTTP 403 means the key or account does not have permission to make the request.

Keep the secret on your server

Load keys from environment variables or a secret manager. Route browser and mobile requests through your backend. Do not put keys in public JavaScript, repositories or URLs.

Use the Tokely key as issued. Provider keys and model routing suffixes are not accepted.

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EXPLORE DOCUMENTATION

IntroductionConnect your app to AI models through one familiar API. This is your guide to building with Tokely.QuickstartMake your first Tokely request in three steps.PlaygroundUse the Tokely Playground to test prompts before writing code.API keysConnect securely with a key from your Tokely dashboard.ModelsChoose an available model and use its exact ID in your request.Use your existing appConnect an existing OpenAI-compatible application to Tokely.Chat CompletionsGenerate a response from a sequence of text messages.ResponsesUse stateless text input with models that support the Responses API.StreamingDisplay generated text as it arrives with server-sent events.Function callingLet a model request a function, then execute it in your application.Structured outputRequest JSON output or a defined schema from a compatible model.Usage & billingModel prices, account balance and output reservations.Errors & limitsDiagnose failed requests and keep your integration within service limits.
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