API Keys

Navigate to Devices > API Keys to manage your API keys. API keys authenticate all requests to the Device API.

Creating an API key

1. Click Create API Key in the header
2. Enter a name for the key (e.g. "Claude Code", "Cursor", "CI Pipeline")
3. Click Create

The full API key is displayed once after creation. Copy it immediately — you won't be able to see it again.

The modal also shows ready-to-copy setup commands for popular MCP clients:

• Claude Code — claude mcp add command
• Cursor — cursor --add-mcp command
• VS Code Copilot — code --add-mcp command
• Codex — codex mcp add command
• Windsurf — JSON config snippet

Active keys

The active keys table shows:

• Name — The label you gave the key
• Key suffix — Last 4 characters for identification
• Created — When the key was created
• Last used — When the key was last used to make an API call

Revoking a key

Click Revoke next to any active key to disable it. Revoked keys stop working immediately — any MCP clients using the key will lose access.

Revoked keys are moved to a separate section showing the last 5 revoked keys for reference.

Best practices

• Create separate keys for each MCP client or environment (development, CI, production)
• Revoke keys you're no longer using
• Rotate keys periodically for security