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  1. API

How to Add API Keys

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Last updated 6 months ago

To add an API key to your workspace and enable AI usage, follow these steps:

Step 1. Ensure Admin Access

  • Only users with the Admin role can add or manage API keys in the workspace. If you do not have admin privileges, contact your workspace admin.

Step 2. Access Workspace Settings

  • Click on the Workspace Settings option from the left menu.

  • Navigate to the Models & Credentials section.

Step 3. Add a New API Key

  • Click on the + Add model button.

  • From the dropdown menu, select the API provider you want to add, either OpenAI or Anthropic.

  • In the API Key field, paste your API key.

  • Click Save.

Step 4. Enable or Disable Models

  • Once the API key is added successfully, the available models for that provider, such as GPT-4o or Claude 3.5, will be displayed.

  • You can toggle each model on or off depending on the needs of your workspace.

Step 5. Set Default Models

  • In the Default Models section, you can select a default model for various functions like Chat, Vision, or Image Generation.

  • Choose the desired default model for each function from the dropdown.

  • Click Save to confirm your selection.