API Key

This key authenticates requests to hosted Nori. Running Nori on your own machine with synthefy-nori needs no key at all — see Installation.

Treat it like a password

Anyone who has your key can spend your usage credits.

Where to find it

The API Keys page in the Synthefy Console. Copy the whole key, with no leading or trailing spaces.

One key at a time. You can have exactly one Nori key. If one already exists, the create button is replaced by your active key. To rotate, delete the existing key first, then create a new one — deleting revokes it immediately.

Create your key

Open the API Keys page

Find the Synthefy Nori section

At the top of the page, find the Synthefy Nori section, subtitled “Manage the API key for the Synthefy Nori model”.

An active subscription is required before you can create a key. If you’re not subscribed yet, the Create Synthefy Nori key button is disabled — click Subscribe, complete checkout in the Stripe tab that opens, then return to the console. The page refreshes and unlocks key creation.

Create the key

In the Synthefy Nori access card, click Create Synthefy Nori key.

Copy it before closing the dialog

A dialog titled API key created successfully shows the full key. Copy it and store it somewhere safe, such as a password manager or secret store.

The key is shown only once, at creation. If you lose it, delete the key and create a new one.

Afterwards the section shows an active-key card with the model name, a masked key identifier, your rate limits, and Delete key / Manage subscription buttons.

Rate limits

Limit	Value
Rate limit	50 requests per minute
Usage limit	10,000 requests per day

Using your key

Pass it to the client explicitly:

import os
from synthefy import SynthefyNoriClient

client = SynthefyNoriClient(api_key=os.environ["SYNTHEFY_NORI_API_KEY"],
                            model="nori-30m")

Or set it once in your environment and omit the argument:

export SYNTHEFY_NORI_API_KEY=your_api_key

For a full request and response example, including cURL, see the Quickstart.

Next steps

Quickstart

Make your first request with the key you just created.

Python Client

Auth, retries and DataFrames handled for you.

Installation Examples

Get Started

Guides

Integration

Treat it like a password

Where to find it

Create your key

Rate limits

Using your key

Next steps

Quickstart

Python Client

Treat it like a password

Where to find it

​Create your key

​Rate limits

​Using your key

​Next steps

Quickstart

Python Client

Create your key

Rate limits

Using your key

Next steps