Getting Started

Generating an API Key

API keys are created and managed from the console, not from the /v1 API itself.

Create a key

Sign in at dravenai.lat and go to Developers → API.
Open API Keys.
Select + Create API Key, give it a name, and choose an expiration.
Complete the security check (Cloudflare Turnstile).
Copy the key immediately — it's shown only once.

The full key value is never stored, only its hash — if you close the dialog without copying it, you'll need to create a new key. There's no way to reveal an old key again.

Key format

Keys look like sk-drv- followed by 64 hex characters. In lists (the console table, logs) only a short prefix is ever shown, e.g. sk-drv-a1b2c3..., so you can tell keys apart without exposing the secret.

Expiration options

Every key has an expiration — there's no option for a key that never expires. 90 days is the maximum.

Value	Meaning
7d	Expires 7 days after creation.
30d	Expires 30 days after creation.
90d	Expires 90 days after creation (default, and the maximum).

Renaming and deleting

All key management happens on the same page. There's no "revoke" — a key is either active or gone:

Rename — changes the label only; doesn't require the security check.
Delete — permanently removes the key. Requires the security check. This is the only way to stop a key from authenticating before it expires on its own.

All keys on an account share one rate-limit and token budget — see Rate Limits. Use multiple keys to separate environments or apps, not to get more quota.