Integrations

API Keys

Configure ElevenLabs API IntegrationThis key is what lets your platform turn text into lifelike speech using your own ElevenLabs account. One quick heads-up before we start: ElevenLabs shows you the key only once when you create it, so we'll want to copy it the moment it appears. Don't worry — I'll flag that when we get there.
Configure API Integration In Cartesia"Cartesia is the developer platform behind Sonic — one of the fastest, most natural-sounding text-to-speech engines around. Your API key is what tells Cartesia that voice requests are coming from you. Once you have it, you can use it in any app or workflow that supports the Cartesia API."
Configure Deepgram API Integration."Deepgram is one of the fastest speech-to-text and text-to-speech engines out there, and your API key is what tells Deepgram that requests are coming from you. The best part — Deepgram drops $200 of free credit on every new account, so you can test the API right out of the gate."
Configure API Integration In Rime"Rime is built for low-latency, lifelike text-to-speech, and your API token is what tells Rime that voice requests are coming from you. Once you have it, you can use it in any app or workflow that talks to the Rime API. Here's the cool part — Rime gives you a default token the moment you sign up, so we don't even need to create one from scratch."
Configure API Integration In Smallest.ai"Smallest.ai gives you text-to-speech, speech-to-text, voice cloning, and full voice agents — all in one platform. Your API key is what tells Smallest that requests are coming from you. Once you have it, you can use it in any app or workflow that talks to the Smallest API."
Configure Neuphonic API Integration."Neuphonic is built for ultra-low-latency speech, and your API key is what tells Neuphonic that voice requests are coming from you. Once you have it, you can use it in any app or workflow that supports the Neuphonic API. Let's go grab one."
Configure Murf AI Integration"Murf is one of the cleanest text-to-speech engines out there, and your API key is what tells Murf, 'Hey, this voice request is really me.' Once you have it, you can use it in any app or workflow that supports the Murf API. Let's go grab one."
Configure LMNT API Integration In Nexaera Platform"Need an LMNT API key so you can plug their lightning-fast voices into your project? In about a minute, I'll show you exactly how to create one, copy it, and save it — straight from your LMNT dashboard."
Configure Open API IntegrationThis key lets your platform tap directly into your OpenAI account to run the AI models behind your agents. Two quick heads-ups before we start. First, OpenAI shows you the key only once, so we'll copy it the second it appears. And second — make sure your OpenAI account has billing or credits set up, or the key won't actually work once it's connected.
Configure Anthropic API Integration"Need an Anthropic API key so you can build with Claude? In about a minute, I'll walk you through creating one, copying it, and saving it — straight from the Claude Console."
Configure Google Gemini API Integration in NexaeraThis tutorial guides you through connecting Google Gemini API for enhanced AI capabilities
Access And Navigate API Keys In Cerebras CloudThis tutorial explains how to access and navigate the API keys section within Cerebras Cloud.
Manage And Create API Keys In Together PlatformThis key lets your platform tap into your Together account to run open-source models on demand. Two quick heads-ups before we dive in. First, Together shows you the key only once when it's created, so we'll copy it the moment it appears. And second — if your account is still in read-only mode, you'll need to make a small deposit to unlock full access before the key will actually work.
Create And Manage API Keys In Anyscale PlatformThis key lets your platform tap into your Anyscale account to run models on demand. Two things to keep in mind. First, like most platforms, Anyscale shows you the key only once — so we'll copy it right away. And second — here's the quirk — Anyscale keys actually expire, by default after 30 days. I'll show you where to set that, and what it means for you.
Create And Manage API Keys In OpenRouter SettingsOpenRouter is a single doorway to a huge catalog of models. Connect one key, and your platform can reach all of them. As we go, you'll set a name, an optional spending limit, and an expiration date — so you stay in full control of how the key is used. And like every platform, OpenRouter shows you the key only once, so we'll copy it the moment it appears.
Access and Navigate API Keys Section in DeepInfra DashboardHere's what makes this one easy. Unlike a lot of platforms, DeepInfra creates a default key for you the moment you sign up — so there's nothing to generate. We're just going to navigate to it and grab it. One quick note: if you see a "finish billing setup" banner at the top, you'll want to sort that out so your key actually works once it's connected.
Create And Manage API Keys In GroqCloudGroq gives you access to popular open models — like Llama, Qwen, and Whisper — with a generous free tier to start. As we go, you'll name your key and create it. And like most platforms, Groq shows you the key only once, so the moment it appears, we'll copy it right away.
Create And Manage API Keys In MiniMax PlatformThink of your API key as the password your code uses to talk to MiniMax. Every request carries it, so the platform knows it's really you. We'll generate one, name it, and copy it somewhere safe — because MiniMax only shows you the full key one time.
Configure Deepgram API Integration."Deepgram is one of the fastest speech-to-text and text-to-speech engines out there, and your API key is what tells Deepgram that requests are coming from you. The best part — Deepgram drops $200 of free credit on every new account, so you can test the API right out of the gate."
Configure API Access and Navigate AssemblyAI DashboardAssemblyAI gives you speech-to-text and voice AI through a single API key. That key is what ties every request back to your account. The nice part? You don't have to create anything from scratch — AssemblyAI hands you a default key automatically. Let's go grab it.
Manage API Keys Efficiently In Gladia PlatformGladia handles both real-time and async speech-to-text, and your API key is the credential that proves each request belongs to you. The best part is that your keys stay tucked right inside your dashboard, always there when you need them. And you can mint a separate key per project to keep everything clean. Let's get into it.
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Navigate Twilio Console Development Features And API.Quick bit of background. Unlike a lot of platforms that hand you one single API key, Twilio uses a pair of credentials. Your Account SID is like your username, and your Auth Token is like your password. Together they prove a request is really coming from your account. Add your Twilio phone number to that, and you've got everything you need to start building. Let's go collect all three.
Create And Manage API Keys In Telnyx Customer PortalYour API key is the credential your code uses to prove a request is really coming from you. Heads up before we start: Telnyx only reveals the full key one time, right after you create it. So the most important moment in this whole video is copying it down. Stick with me and I'll make sure you don't miss it.
Manage API Keys Efficiently In Vapi DashboardQuick but important bit of background. Vapi gives you two kinds of keys, and the difference really matters. Your Private key is for server-side use and has full access, so you guard it like a password. Your Public key is for client-side and SDK use, which means it's safe to drop into browser or app code. Mix those up and you can either break your integration or leak something you shouldn't. So let's go find both and copy them the right way.
Manage API Keys Efficiently In Firecrawl DashboardFirecrawl is a scraping and crawling API. It pulls clean, ready to use data from any website, and your API key is what authenticates every one of those requests. The handy part is that Firecrawl keeps your key right in the dashboard, so you can grab it whenever you need and create more keys for separate projects. Let's take a look.
Configure API Key Rate Limits On Tavily PlatformQuick context first. Tavily is a web search API built for AI agents, and a rate limit simply caps how many requests a key can make in a given minute. Why bother? Because a capped key protects you from runaway scripts and surprise bills. Tavily makes this easy by offering a Development key type that's automatically limited to 100 requests per minute. So let's create one.
Configure Skyvern API Integration.Your API key is the credential that proves a request is really coming from your account. Once you have it copied, you can paste it into any app or service you want to power with Skyvern. So let's head into Skyvern and grab it.
Access and Manage Your API Key in BrowserlessYour API key, which Browserless also calls your token, is the credential that authenticates every request you send. You pass it along with each call so the platform knows it's really you. So let's head in and grab it.
Create And Configure Personal Access Tokens In AirtableHere's the key idea. A personal access token is your credential for the Airtable API, and the powerful part is scopes. Scopes let you grant only the permissions the token actually needs, nothing more. That's the safe way to do it. One heads-up before we start: Airtable shows your token only once, so copying it at the end is the most important moment in this whole video.
Create And Manage API Keys In HeyGen SettingsWant to connect HeyGen to your own app or an automation? You'll need an API key first. Stick with me and you'll have one created and copied in just a couple of minutes. Think of your API key as the password your software uses to talk to HeyGen. Every request carries it, so HeyGen knows it's really you. We'll create one, pick a usage type, and copy it somewhere safe — because HeyGen only shows you the full key once.
Retrieve And Copy API Key In LiveAvatar AppNeed your LiveAvatar API key to connect it to your app or your NexaEra agent? It takes about thirty seconds to grab. Think of this key as the password your software uses to talk to LiveAvatar securely. Let's sign in at app.liveavatar.com and go get it.
Create And Manage API Keys In Meeting BaaSWant to connect Meeting BaaS to your own app or automation? You'll need an API key first. Think of it as the password your software uses to talk to Meeting BaaS securely. In this quick guide, we'll create a new key with full access and copy it for use. Let's head to dashboard.meetingbaas.com and get started.
Configure API Access Tokens in Make PlatformWant to connect Make to your own app, an automation, or your agent? You'll need an API access token first. Think of it as the password your software uses to talk to Make securely, with exactly the permissions you grant it. In this quick guide, we'll create a token, give it the right access, and copy it for use. Let's head to us2.make.com and get started.
Configure Private API Integration In Business HubWant to connect Business Hub to an outside app or automation? You'll do it with a private API integration. Think of it as a secure key that lets your software access your account data, with exactly the permissions you choose to grant. In this guide, we'll create that integration from start to finish, pick its permissions, and copy the key for use. Let's head to app.businesshub.tools and get started.
Generate And Manage API Tokens In CalendlyWant to connect Calendly to your own app or an automation? You'll need a personal access token first. Think of it as the password your software uses to talk to Calendly securely, with exactly the permissions you choose. In this guide, we'll generate a token, set its permissions, and copy it for use. Let's head to calendly.com and get started.
Create And Manage API Keys In Cal.com SettingsWant to connect Cal.com to your own app or an automation? You'll need an API key first. Think of it as the password your software uses to talk to Cal.com securely. In this quick guide, we'll generate a new key, set how long it lasts, and copy it for use. Let's head to app.cal.com and get started.
Access And View API Credentials In Acuity SchedulingWant to connect Acuity Scheduling to your own app, an automation, or an AI agent? You'll need two things first: your User ID and your API Key. The good news is they're already waiting for you inside your account. In the next minute or so, I'll show you exactly where to find them and how to view them safely. Think of these credentials as the login your software uses to talk to Acuity on your behalf. The User ID says who you are, and the API Key is the secret password that proves it. So let's head into your settings and grab both.
Generate Personal Access Keys In HubSpot SettingsWant to connect HubSpot to an app, an automation, or an AI agent? You'll need a personal access key — and in the next couple of minutes, I'll walk you through generating one from scratch. Here's the quick context: a personal access key is like a secure password that lets outside tools talk to your HubSpot account on your behalf. You get to choose exactly what it's allowed to touch — contacts, files, CMS pages, and more — so you stay in control. Let's log in and create one together.
Generate API Tokens in Savvycal Developers SectionWant to connect SavvyCal to another app, an automation, or an AI agent? You'll need an API token — and in the next minute or so, I'll walk you through creating one from scratch. Here's the quick context: an API token is like a secure password that lets outside tools talk to your SavvyCal account on your behalf. SavvyCal actually gives you two pieces — a public key and a private key — and I'll show you exactly where to find both. Let's log in and head to the Developers section.
Configure Private API Integration In Business HubWant to connect Business Hub to an outside app or automation? You'll do it with a private API integration. Think of it as a secure key that lets your software access your account data, with exactly the permissions you choose to grant. In this guide, we'll create that integration from start to finish, pick its permissions, and copy the key for use. Let's head to app.businesshub.tools and get started.
Create And Configure API Keys In Resend ApplicationWant to send emails from your own app, automation, or AI agent through Resend? You'll need an API key — and in about a minute and a half, I'll walk you through creating one and setting its permissions. Quick context: an API key is like a secure password that lets your software send email through Resend on your behalf. You also get to choose how much it's allowed to do, so you stay in control. Let's log in and set one up.
Manage API Keys Configuration In Pinecone ConsoleWant to connect Pinecone to your own app, an automation, or an AI agent? You'll need an API key — and in about a minute and a half, I'll walk you through creating one and setting its permissions. Quick context: Pinecone is a vector database that powers search and memory for AI apps, and an API key is the secure password your software uses to talk to it. You also choose what the key is allowed to do, so you stay in control. Let's log in and set one up.
Manage Cloud Access Keys In Qdrant CloudWant to manage your Qdrant Cloud account programmatically — spinning up clusters or wiring it into your own tools? You'll need a Cloud Management Key, and in about a minute and a half, I'll walk you through creating one. Quick context: Qdrant is a vector database for AI apps, and this particular key is special — it controls your cloud account itself, like creating and managing clusters, not just the data inside one. That makes it powerful, so we'll handle it carefully. Let's log in and create one.
Create And Manage API Keys In Weaviate CloudWant to connect Weaviate to your own app, an automation, or an AI agent? You'll need an API key — and in about two minutes, I'll walk you through creating one, assigning its role, and saving it. Quick context: Weaviate is a vector database that powers search and memory for AI apps, and an API key is the secure password your software uses to connect to your cluster. You also choose what the key can do, so you stay in control. Let's log in and set one up.
Access And Copy API Keys In Supabase ProjectsWant to connect Supabase to your own app, an automation, or an AI agent? You'll need two things from your project: a secret API key, and your project's API URL. In the next couple of minutes, I'll show you exactly where to find both and how to copy them safely. Quick context: Supabase is an open-source backend with a database, auth, and APIs. The key proves who's making the request, and the URL is the address your app talks to. Let's log in and grab them.
Configure API Keys And Dashboards In LangfuseWant to connect Langfuse to your own app or AI agent so you can trace and monitor every LLM call? You'll need a pair of API keys, and in about a minute and a half, I'll walk you through creating them. Quick context: Langfuse is an observability tool for AI apps — it shows you traces, costs, and performance. To send it your data, your app authenticates with a secret key and a public key. Let's log in and generate them.
Create And Manage API Keys In Langchain PlatformWant to connect LangSmith to your own app or an automation so you can trace and debug your AI workflows? You'll need an API key, and in about a minute and a half, I'll walk you through creating one. Quick context: LangSmith is LangChain's platform for tracing, testing, and monitoring LLM apps, and an API key is the secure password your code uses to send it data. You'll also pick what kind of key fits your use case. Let's log in and create one.