Create a key
1
Sign in
Sign in at app.sixtyfour.ai. New accounts create an organization during onboarding.
2
Open API Keys
Go to Settings → API Keys. The page shows the keys of your active team; switch teams to see another team’s keys.
3
Create the key
Click Create key, enter a name and set the expiration, then confirm.
4
Copy the key
The full key is shown once. Store it in a secret manager or environment variable. Sixtyfour cannot show it again.
x-api-key header:
api_. See Authentication for OAuth tokens and how the API picks a credential.
Team scope
Every key belongs to one team. Requests made with the key draw on your organization’s credits and count toward the team’s monthly spend limit, if it has one. The workflows, runs and logs they create belong to that team.
See Roles and Permissions for how organization and team roles work.
Expiration
The keys table shows each key’s expiry date, or Never. Expired keys stop authenticating. Create a replacement before the expiry date and rotate your services to it.
Sixtyfour emails your organization’s members once before a key that is in use expires:
Revoke a key
Revoke a key from Settings → API Keys. A revoked key stops working within five minutes; see Revocation and expiry. Schedules that run with the revoked key are paused; resume them with a working key.Keep keys safe
- Keep keys server-side. Never ship them in browser or mobile code.
- Use one key per service so you can revoke one without affecting the others.
- Prefer OAuth clients for machine-to-machine integrations that need short-lived tokens.