API keys
Open User → API Keys. API keys (sk-…) authenticate calls to the Proxy: Authorization: Bearer sk-….
The list shows status, last used time, and a read-only budget summary tied to the owning user (so you can sanity-check spend at a glance). When creating a key, choose attach to an existing user or external identity so the wizard can resolve or create the right user (follow the on-screen steps).
What to do in Admin
Section titled “What to do in Admin”- Open API Keys.
- Create: follow the wizard → pick or enter user info → set a display name → save and copy the full
sk-…immediately (the UI usually warns it is shown only once). - Operate: review the list; edit, revoke, or delete as needed.
- Smoke test: call
GET /v1/meon your Proxy base URL withBearer sk-…and confirm the response matches expectations.
curl -sS "http://localhost:8787/v1/me" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer sk-your-api-key"Replace the URL and key with your environment.
Automation
Section titled “Automation”Use the admin HTTP API from trusted servers — see the GitHub technical reference.