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Find your way from model selection to your first Runtoken request.
What Runtoken provides#
Runtoken provides API access to models. Use the console to select a model, manage API keys and inspect requests and usage.
Each model has its own supported interfaces and capabilities. Check these before connecting an application or coding tool.
Find your way around the console#
The console groups the main tasks into these pages. The English labels below match the console interface.
| Console page | What you can do |
|---|---|
| Model Market | Find models, check supported interfaces and pricing, and open connection instructions. |
| API Keys | Create model API keys and manage their limits. |
| Logs | Find requests by time, status, model and API key. |
| Wallet & Billing | Review your balance and billing information. |
| Dashboard | Review request activity, usage and spend. |
| Management API | Manage credentials for read-only wallet and API key queries. |
Use API Keys for model requests. Management API credentials have a separate purpose.
Prepare your connection#
Have three things ready before sending a request.
- A platform API key from API Keys.
- The exact model ID copied from Model Market.
- The request address and protocol shown in the model's Quick start panel.
Keep the key in your execution environment or secret store. Keep it out of browser code and shared files.
Use the generated request address for your current console. The model ID and request format must match a supported interface.
Check the result#
After sending a request, check the response and open Logs. Match the request by time, model and API key.
Review usage and cost in the request record. Use Wallet & Billing for billing information. A model's input, output and pricing details are available in Model Market.
Choose your next guide#
Choose the page for your current task.
Create a key, get the connection code and check your first request.
Choose the right credential and manage its limits and lifecycle.
Find protocol guides and common request rules.
Configure the CLI and check a file task.