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Developer Console
In the anymize Developer Console you create API keys, test models in the playground and keep an eye on usage, rate limits and every API request.
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The areas of the console
The Developer Console is the place for everything that runs through the API. You open it from the menu under your name. The technical reference for every endpoint is in the API documentation at anymize.ai/api-docs.
| Area | What for |
|---|---|
| API Keys | Create, name, rotate and delete keys |
| Models | All models reachable through one endpoint, with hosting group |
| Chat Playground | Try the API live in a chat before writing code |
| Configuration | Set the fallback model and Zero Data Retention |
| Usage | Costs and credits per period |
| Rate Limits | How many requests your account may make in which period |
| Logs | Every single API request with model, duration and result |
Create your first API key
- 01Open the Developer Console and go to API Keys.
- 02Click Create API Key and give the key a name you will recognize later.
- 03Copy the key right away. For security reasons it is only shown in full once.
- 04Send it with every request in the Authorization header as a Bearer token.
During a trial, anymize reviews API access once. You provide your name, company and one sentence about your use case; no ID documents are needed.
What does Zero Data Retention mean?
With Zero Data Retention off, documents from API requests are stored in your account. With it on, API requests are cleaned up automatically after processing. The setting only applies to requests through the API, not to uploads in the interface.
Under Configuration you also set a fallback model. If the selected model does not respond, this one steps in first; anymize handles further recovery steps itself.
Which models are suitable for sensitive requests?
| Group | Hosting |
|---|---|
| anymize | On anymize's own infrastructure, guaranteed no access by external US providers |
| EU | Hosted in the EU, but may be operated by US providers such as Microsoft or Google |
| International | Take special care with sensitive requests |