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Every request needs your API key. Without it, you’ll get a 401 UNAUTHENTICATED error.

Anatomy of an API key

Your key looks like this:
Keep it secret. Don’t paste it in public code, screenshots, or chat. If you leak it, ask us to revoke and reissue. We only show the raw key once — at creation.

How to send it

Add an Authorization header to every request. The value is the word Bearer plus a space plus your key:

What you’ll see in responses

Every response includes rate-limit info so you can pace yourself:
If something goes wrong, the error body always includes the request_id — include it when you contact support.